The new Alice In Wonderland starts in just 9 days and how awesome is this T-Shirt?!

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Includes hat. This is an officially licensed Alice in Wonderland TM product.

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That cat – grinning from ear to ear! “We’re all mad here! I’m mad, you’re mad”

The image glows in the dark after being exposed to light – -very trippy little shirt.

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Includes hat.This is an officially licensed Alice in Wonderland TM product.

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From your favorite scene in the movie! Small in stature, but not in detail! Perfect for any Alice in Wonderland fan! All the splendor and magic from Disney’s Alice in Wonderland! This Down the Rabbit Hole figurine is hand sculpted to capture the the scene where essence of the characters and colored to match that timeless Disney feeling. Makes a great collector item. Lovingly crafted and sculpted to the finest detail these five figurines capture some of the most magical scenes from Disney’s classic movie. Figure measures approximately 4-inches tall.

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From the Manufacturer
Once upon a storybook. Fairy tales and literature were the inspiration for many of Madame Alexander’s magical creations. We continue the tradition with new versions of childhood favorites in the Storyland Collection. This White Rabbit is also from the Alice in Wonderland Series.

CHOCKING HAZARD – CONTAINS SMALL PARTS – NOT FOR CHILDREN UNDER 3

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This messenger bag which measures 14 1/2″W x 11″H x 4″D is constructed of a 12 oz. cotton Canvas material.

This is a great bag for trips to the beach, park, or after school activities.  Has separate compartments for easy storage and organization.

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The text on these cards by Lewis Carroll (1832-1898) has delighted children and the literary elite for over a century. Sir John Tenniel (1820-1914) is one of the most famous illustrators in English literature.

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The text on these cards by Lewis Carroll (1832-1898) has delighted children and the literary elite for over a century. Sir John Tenniel (1820-1914) is one of the most famous illustrators in English literature.

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