Disney’s villains have always been more interesting than the heroes who beat them. Following the release of his first collection, “Classics,” designer Bobby Kim runs with that idea in Collection 2: “Baddies,” a Halloween-season drop of eight graphic tees for the characters we love to fear.
Kim is better known in streetwear circles as Bobby Hundreds, the co-founder of The Hundreds, which he started in 2003 with Ben Shenassafar. He led The Hundreds’ Disney collaborations over the years, including a 2008 collection that reimagined the Lost Boys from “Peter Pan”. He currently serves as Vice President and Global Creative Director for Disney Consumer Products, where he oversees merchandise sold through the Disney Store, the parks, and other retailers.
The lineup is led by the brown Queens tee. It stacks the Queen of Hearts, Maleficent, the Evil Queen, Lady Tremaine, and Cruella de Vil into one poster-style graphic, finished with red blackletter “Baddies” lettering and a “Queens and Villains” tagline. Kim admits not everyone on it technically wears a crown, but the group works anyway.
“There’s something about bringing these women together, each being glamorous, theatrical and a little terrifying in her own way. Together, they’re some of the most memorable, most quotable characters Disney has ever created,” says Kim.
Two tees go big. Jafar as Genie and Goliath both stretch their art across nearly the whole shirt. Jafar’s is the loudest in the collection. He rises from his lamp in full genie form with claws raised and lightning crackling around him, and the red and black bleached color story runs through the fabric so the print and the tee read as one piece. Goliath’s tee is just as overwhelming. The “Gargoyles” hero crouches with his wings flared in blue and gold, lightning splits the sky behind him, and a city skyline runs along the hem. Kim says the show’s gothic, moody tone is what set it apart in The Disney Afternoon lineup, and the shirt keeps that dark mood.
As for the rest of the lineup, on the purple Ursula as Vanessa tee, the ballgown version of the sea witch stands in front of Ursula’s shadow, which comes with tentacles, a trident, and a crown. The gray Magica De Spell tee borrows from the old Walt Disney Showcase cover art, with bats swirling around her as she chases Scrooge’s Number One Dime. A black Halloweentown tee puts a grinning jack-o’-lantern on a gravestone. Mickey gets his own spooky turn in a skeleton hoodie, a first for the character, and a white Donald Duck tee finishes things off with a still from the 1938 short “Donald’s Better Self”, showing an angel Donald facing a devil Donald.
The Bobby Kim x Disney Collection 2: Baddies releases October 15th at 9pm ET, exclusively via Disney Store while supplies last. Check out the collection below.
Bobby Kim x Disney Collection 2: Baddies
Release Date: October 15, 2026
QUEENS DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – BROWN
”This design unites some of Disney’s most iconic villainesses from the Disney Animation I grew up watching. We’re calling it Queens, though I’ll admit not every character on it technically wears a crown. There’s something about bringing these women together, each being glamorous, theatrical and a little terrifying in her own way. Together, they’re some of the most memorable, most quotable characters Disney has ever created.” —Bobby Kim
MICKEY MOUSE SKELETON DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – BLACK
”This design is inspired by early 2000s Japanese streetwear and some of the iconic ways that Mickey Mouse has been interpreted in youth culture. This is our first time putting Mickey in a skeleton hoodie – proof that just because it hasn’t happened before doesn’t mean it can’t happen now.” —Bobby Kim
HALLOWEENTOWN DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – BLACK
”If you grew up with Disney Channel in the ‘90s, your nostalgia for Halloweentown runs deep. The premise: everyday kids discover their grandmother is a resident of Halloweentown, a dimension apart from our own. It’s spooky and a little mysterious, but always kid-friendly — more of an approachable entryway into Halloween than something genuinely scary. This design is a tribute to that.” —Bobby Kim
JAFAR AS GENIE DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – ALADDIN – RED
”Jafar is arguably the most memorable, and maybe the scariest, villain in Disney Animation. This design captures him at his most terrifying moment in the film. The artwork leans into contemporary streetwear, with an all-over print that feels vintage but still packed with detail. We’re also using the body of the shirt itself as part of the color story, so the print and the garment feel like one continuous piece rather than art simply placed on top.” —Bobby Kim
URSULA AS VANESSA DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – THE LITTLE MERMAID – PURPLE
“Vanessa is one of Disney’s most underappreciated characters, and she only exists for a few scenes. Conjured to steal Eric from Ariel, devastatingly convincing, glamorous and completely in control, what makes Vanessa compelling is that she’s not a separate villain. She’s Ursula at her most calculated: trading tentacles for a ballgown, the ocean floor for a royal palace. The most dangerous villain in the room can be the one you almost didn’t recognize.” —Bobby Kim
DONALD DUCK ANGEL AND DEVIL DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – DONALD’S BETTER SELF – WHITE
“This design is based on a cinematic still from Donald’s Better Self, a 1938 short that splits Donald into two competing versions of himself: an angel and a devil, each pulling him in opposite directions. It’s a perfect way to capture his personality — because in reality, Donald’s always been a little bit of both, mischievous with a good heart. Maybe that says something about all of us too.” —Bobby Kim
GOLIATH DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – GARGOYLES – BLACK
”Gargoyles means a lot to my generation. It aired during The Disney Afternoon programming block, which, for a lot of us, was our first touchpoint with Disney Animation. The show stood out immediately — gothic, moody, more mature in its storytelling and plots than anything else in that block. It didn’t have a bright, bubbly aesthetic but leaned into sculpture, shadow and myth. It became one of my favorites for exactly that reason.” —Bobby Kim
MAGICA DE SPELL DISNEY | BOBBY KIM T-SHIRT FOR ADULTS – GRAY
“Magica de Spell is one of Scrooge McDuck’s most iconic antagonists. Her singular obsession: getting her hands on Scrooge’s Number One Dime, the first coin he ever earned, which he believes carries magical luck. This design is inspired directly by the classic Walt Disney Showcase cover art, and it’s a celebration of one of the great Scrooge McDuck stories — proof that even Scrooge needs an equally formidable rival.” —Bobby Kim
