Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A121

Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A121

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Chip n Dale Rescue Rangers Original Production Animation Storyboard Walt Disney FIRST EPISODE 1988 A121CHIP 'N DALE RESCUE RANGERS Hand Drawn, Original Production Animation Storyboard From the FIRST EPISODE, "Catteries Not Included" 1988 from Walt Disney's Television Cartoon Comes with a Charles Scott Gallery Certificate of Authenticity Rescue Rangers aired in 1989, but the FIRST episode aired as a preview in 1988, entitled "Catteries Not Included." Fast forward to 2025 and the Disney archives joined with a number of other companies to sell items

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I've gone with the coofandy brand for the past few years. They make good quality shirts at a reasonable price and the fit is usually consistent. They're a little difficult to get the packing wrinkles out but it can be done. I wish they would label what style each shirt is because they make several different ones. Overall very satisfied.

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Reviewed in the United States on June 3, 2026

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Rosie

Belleville, US

★★★★★ 5

Cool Cuban Shirt

Size: Large, Color: Black Dark Gray

Looks nice and lightweight. I hand washed it and it turned out well. I used an iron to lightly press it. Overall the wrinkles were not bad. Would recommend

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Reviewed in the United States on May 26, 2026

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C. Clark

Draper, US

★★★★★ 4

I just wish it wasn't vacuum packed.

Size: Large, Color: Black Light Brown

If the shirt wasn't vacuum packed to introduce bad creases/wrinkles, this would be a 5 star review. For the price, this is a nice and comfortable shirt. The thickness is really good for a polyester/spandex blend shirt; it's the right thickness for a summer shirt (because polyester doesn't breath at all). The rather small amount of spandex makes it just stretchy enough to give when moving. It wears a little like a fitted shirt, but it's not too tight at all for a bigger guys. It's not a loose fitting shirt, but it still feels like the correct size (my size was large). Note: This does have a bit of a V-Neck style, there's no button for the neck and the highest button is lower than most shirts. Unless you've a good iron with a steam feature, you're going to have a hard time safely getting rid of the wrinkles/creases from the vacuum packaging. This is a delicate fabric blend and high temperatures will permanently ruin it. I tried to quick wash and low temp dry in a machine with no results. Using a good iron on delicates/synthetics heat setting wasn't quite hot enough to undo the creases. Several steam blasts did wonders, but this was a time consuming process. You might get away using a drying machine at a higher heat for a short burst, but it's a risk. The stitching is good for the panels and arms. The different colors are different pieces of materials and not just dyes. The stitching at the bottom of the shirt, however, is jagged; not terrible, but it's a blemish.

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Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2025