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Katseye Teams Up With Disney for Mickey Mouse-Inspired Collection Ahead of Hulu Doc

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Disney has partnered with Complex and girl group Katseye on a limited-edition Mickey and Minnie Mouse clothing collection, launching alongside the group’s documentary. The collaboration gives fans another way to engage with Katseye as the group builds its profile, while extending Disney’s push to bring its characters into fashion.

The collection includes hoodies, graphic T-shirts, tank tops, tote bags and enamel pins, priced from $40 to $100. It goes on sale exclusively at Complex.com on 15 October at 9 a.m. PT, or 12 p.m. ET. “Katseye: Wild Hearts”, about the six-member group formed through Hybe and Geffen Records’ “The Debut: Dream Academy”, is due on Hulu and Disney+ this month. The collaboration is part of Disney’s wider fashion activity ahead of Mickey Mouse’s 100th anniversary in 2028.

  • Katseye and Disney are releasing a Mickey and Minnie apparel collection.
  • Items cost $40 to $100 and launch on 15 October.
  • The release coincides with Katseye’s upcoming documentary.

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Katseye is a six-member girl group formed through The Debut: Dream Academy, a project by music companies Hybe and Geffen Records. The group is building its profile through music and film, including a documentary called Katseye: Wild Hearts.

Disney licenses its characters for products including clothing, while Complex is a media and retail brand that sells fashion and culture merchandise. Mickey Mouse, created by Walt Disney, first appeared in 1928, so Disney’s fashion activity also forms part of its preparations for the character’s centenary in 2028.

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