Not long ago, Disney partnered with Coach to release a pricey 50th Anniversary collection! If you’re looking for luxury Disney items, this is it, folks.
This collection included over a dozen items like fanny packs, four NEW pairs of Mickey ears, backpacks, and more, with many of these items available for purchase online if you couldn’t make it to Disney World. Now two pairs of Coach Mickey ears are online, including a NEW pair we haven’t seen before!
The Black Leather Coach Mickey Ears are now available on shopDisney! We’ve previously spotted this pair of ears in all four Disney World parks and now it’s finally online.
These ears have a glovetanned leather design with a variety of Disney World-inspired patches and metal pins, including an embroidered Disney World Fantasyland Castle patch, a logo patch, a ’71 enamel cloisonné, a Mickey icon stud, and more.
One of the back of the ears has an embossed design of Cinderella Castle, and the leather headband is embroidered with 1971 in gold thread (the year Magic Kingdom opened).
This isn’t the most expensive pair of ears we’ve seen but they’re definitely up there at $295! Order them now on shopDisney.
Get the Black Leather Coach Mickey Ears here!
The other pair of Mickey ears available now is the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort Coach Ears, made with blue leather and also featuring patches and metal badges. Like the black leather ears, this pair of ears has a glovetanned leather design along with pins and patches such as embroidered Minnie, Goofy, and Donald patches, a goldtone Mickey icon stud, and more.
The back of one ear includes the Hong Kong Disneyland Resort logo embossed and the headband is embroidered with 2005, which is the year that Hong King Disneyland Resort opened. You can get them for $295!
Order the Blue Leather Hong Kong Disneyland Coach Mickey Ears here!
You can still find much of the Coach x Disney collection in Disney Parks and online! Keep reading DFB for more Disney merchandise and shopping news!
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