Whimsical storybook charm and some of the most well-known animated characters ever are the stars of Baggu’s latest brand collab, and it’s been a long-awaited one.
Baggu x Disney drops today, March 4, and gives some of Baggu’s bags and travel accessories a colorful Mickey & Friends makeover.
“Beloved characters inspire prints, embroidery, and thoughtful design, blending Mickey & Friends personalities with Baggu practicality,” the brand’s release announcing the collaboration said.
As Post Wanted’s resident Disney Adult, let me influence you: Baggu’s Medium Crescent is the go-to park bag of the moment and it’s even more perfect now that it’s available in actual Disney designs. It’s basically the collab of my dreams.
The Medium Crescent holds everything I’ll need for a full day in EPCOT without ever feeling too bulky or heavy — and by everything, I typically mean extra chargers, a reusable water bottle, my wallet, some lip balms, hand sanitizers, my pins for pin trading, a mini fan, another baby Baggu, headphones and my phone.
It’s not the only vacation-ready product in the collaboration. The full collection of 31 pieces is available now; below, check out the seven standouts we’ll be adding to our carts ASAP.
As I noted above, this is my go-to bag whether I’m spending an afternoon in Disney Springs, rope-dropping Magic Kingdom or running errands when I’m back at home. It holds more than you’d think and the interior keychain is surprisingly useful.
Another one of Baggu’s best-selling bags is the Bowler, which was designed to be accessorized with four bag charm loops and a clip ring. It’s also roomy inside with space to hold all of your essentials and the 14-inch drop straps make it perfect to wear as a shoulder bag.
This bag was made for travel, whether you’re heading to the Disney Parks or elsewhere. It fits perfectly under an airplane seat or on top of a roller bag, and it has compartments for a laptop for easy access through airport security, plus side pockets for a water bottle or boarding pass.
Whether you clip it to your medium crescent or backpack, keep small essentials like lip balm and headphones close by in this Mickey Mouse-shaped keychain bag charm.
What’s better than one standard Baggu? Three standard Baggus! Mickey, Minnie and their beloved dog Pluto are printed all over these reusable shopping bags, which are bigger than they seem (from personal experience!) and can hold a whole lot — whether it’s groceries or you’re shopping for merch in Disney World.
The Set of 3 is available in a second Disney variant with more whimsical storybook-inspired prints. You can also shop the Baby Baggu and the Big Baggu in Disney patterns.
If you haven’t gotten on the packing cubes train yet, what are you waiting for?! This set, which comes with two sizes, is a total game-changer when it comes to organizing your suitcase. (Pro tip: I use these for my ear headbands when I’m heading to Disney World.)
As a glasses-wearer switching between glasses and sunglasses all summer, I have thoughts on what makes a good glasses case (doesn’t take up too much space, still feels protective), and this puffy case from Baggu is my go-to. This Disney print features Mickey, Minnie, Donald, Daisy, Goofy and Pluto a.k.a. the Sensational Six.
Baggu’s similarly puffy laptop sleeves also got a Disney makeover.
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