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Mar 18, 2026 9:03am PT
Disney and Marc Jacobs Team Up on ‘Mickey & Friends’ Tennis Collection
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Marc Jacobs is once again returning to the Disney vault. For Spring/Summer 2026, the designer’s kids line is teaming up with Disney’s Mickey & Friends for a third consecutive collaboration: a nostalgia-filled tennis apparel collection.
The new capsule, which launched Wednesday morning on kidsaround.com and select global retailers, reimagines classic Disney characters through Jacobs’ signature graphic-heavy lens. Mickey, Minnie and company are splashed across sweatshirts, T-shirts, sneakers, caps and bags in bold, layered prints, with prices ranging from $58 to $168. Designed for children ages 2 to 12, the collection cuts a swath through every wardrobe essential.
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Disney x Marc Jacobs Tennis Capsule
While the collaboration marks the third installment between Marc Jacobs Kids and Disney, the New York designer has increasingly leaned into pop-culture partnerships — including buzzy campaigns with figures like Paris Hilton and Doja Cat — as well as viral product moments (like the reissued Stam bag and heavily memed “The Tote Bag”). The collaboration arrives amid a broader fashion fixation on tennis style. Brands from Miu Miu to Celine have leaned into the look in recent seasons, while streetwear labels have adopted its clean lines and sport-prep sensibility.
Disney, for its part, has spent the last decade deepening its ties to high fashion. Over the past five years, the company has collaborated with brands ranging from Gucci and Givenchy to Coach and Stella McCartney, often reinterpreting Mickey and Minnie through elevated materials and limited-edition capsules aimed at adult collectors.
The Marc Jacobs Disney collection will be available globally across Europe, Asia, the Middle East and the U.S. — including Disney-adjacent destinations like Disneyland Paris and the Four Seasons Orlando resort. Shop the full collection online here.
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