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FigmentGal96
One Little Spark
Registered: October 2009
Location: Athens, GA
Posts: 70Review Date: Fri December 11, 2009 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 8
Positive aspects of the product (pros): Had Disney and non-Disney merchandise. Had both more subtle and more flashy designs. More modern clothing and accessories. Cons: Seemed to be out of a lot of sizes.
If I'm recalling correctly, this store sells only women's clothing and accessories. If you're looking for more modern, youthful feminine shirts and handbags this place is for you. It's connected to Team Mickey (inside), so the men in your life can browse there.
This store had many shirts featuring more feminine cuts, prints, graphic designs, sparkles, glitter, etc. It also had some designer merchandise (Ed Hardy, Harajuku Lovers, etc.). The prices were standard for Downtown Disney (no shirt under $28). The prices for designer items seemed standard for those lines.
I wanted to buy several items here but they didn't have any of them in a medium- most everything I checked was down to XS, S, or 1X. That was the real bummer.
If I was going to Downtown Disney anytime soon this store would be my first stop!
Jannephotog
Earning My Ears
Registered: December 2012
Location: Chattanooga, TN
Posts: 63Review Date: Wed January 16, 2013 Would you recommend the product? Yes | Price you paid?: None indicated | Rating: 10
Positive aspects of the product (pros): different stock than most WDW stores, cute womens clothes, trendy, awesome accessories Cons:
I wound up going twice to this store to make purchases on our recent trip to DTD.
I wanted to find a dress for a character meal that was coming up later on in our trip and this store seemed to have the best choices- I tried on quite a few items and wound up picking a Minnie mouse style dress. Towards the end of our trip, I was on the hunt for a souvenir Mickey/WDW shirt and when nothing was jumping out at me at the other stores, I went back to TrenDs to see about a shirt there, which I did find with fairly little effort.
The dress was something that I wound up seeing at many other stores throughout the parks and was priced reasonably for something at the parks (around $50). The long sleeve and super comfy, almost vintage-like feel Mickey shirt was something that I hadn't seen in any other store in the parks but was a little steeply priced for a souvenir shirt (around $37). Regardless, I love both of them.
They also have many other rad tops and souvenirs that are branded with WDW and even at a little more expensive, these are what I consider more classy and 'regular', everyday wear clothes with more subtle Disney characters and branding.
It is also important to point out that there are other brands in the store that are not strictly Disney, such as brands that are more surf/beach/lifestyle related. Those items are priced at the same price point you can expect elsewhere, generally, but I would focus on the Disney Parks gear in this store- and don't forget to check out the jewelry selection- they've got some things you may not be able to find anywhere else.
This will def. be the first store I check out next time I visit DTD!
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