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Imagineer That Collection Brings Tom Morrow 2.0 to D23

Mickey's of Glendale is adding shirts, hats, a water bottle, and a customizable Lug bag inspired by Disney's Imagineer That series.

Two models wearing shirts from the Imagineer That collection for D23 2026
Image Credit: Disney Parks Blog

The Imagineer That collection will be sold at Mickey's of Glendale during D23 in Anaheim.

The July 27 reveal shows purple and navy shirts, baseball caps, a water bottle, patterned apparel, and accessories tied to Tom Morrow 2.0. One shirt uses moisture-wicking athletic jersey fabric.

A purple Lug bag can be customized with interchangeable straps and coin purses. Disney has not listed prices or purchase limits.

Tom Morrow 2.0 and Imagineer That

Tom Morrow 2.0 hosted the original Imagineer That shorts on Disney Channel and appeared at Innoventions in EPCOT from 2000 to 2007. Walt Disney Imagineering brought the robot back in 2025 for a new YouTube and Disney+ series about attraction design and engineering.

The collection uses Tom Morrow graphics, the Imagineer That logo, and small references to the series. D23 runs August 14-16 at the Anaheim Convention Center.

All seven official collection photos

Models show the front and back of Imagineer That shirts outside Walt Disney Imagineering
Front and back shirt designs outside Walt Disney Imagineering.
Navy Imagineer That shirt with a large Tom Morrow 2.0 graphic on the back
The navy shirt carries a large Tom Morrow 2.0 graphic.
Model wearing a navy Tom Morrow 2.0 Imagineer That shirt and baseball cap
Tom Morrow 2.0 appears on a navy shirt and cap.
Model wearing a colorful patterned Imagineer That button-up shirt
A patterned button-up uses graphics from the series.
Model showing a purple Imagineer That shirt, Lug bag, and water bottle
The purple shirt is shown with the Lug bag and water bottle.
Purple Imagineer That Lug bag, interchangeable straps, coin purses, cap, and water bottle
The accessories include interchangeable straps and coin purses.

All seven images are first-party photographs from Disney Parks Blog.

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