Marc Jacobs and Disney have reunited for a fresh capsule collection that puts a Western-inspired spin on Mickey Mouse. The capsule collection is available beginning Tuesday on Kids Around’s official website, the Disney store’s website and at the Disney Store Times Square location in New York City.

“Mickey Mouse is a character that has always resonated with me; one that we have revisited time and time again across many collections,” said Marc Jacobs, founder and creative director of the brand. “Mickey has always made sense in our Marc Jacobs Kids collection as well as on our past runways, which speaks to his importance as a cultural icon.”

With this latest Marc Jacobs Kids x Disney collaboration, Mickey Mouse gets a Ranchwear refresh. The capsule, aligning with the brand’s fall 2025 line, features 17 pieces of children’s clothing and accessories.

Bandana prints and a rodeo-style lettering motif feature throughout the capsule. Western details with a playful Mickey Mouse embroidery adorn sweatshirts and T-shirts. Accessories include caps and sneakers.

“Mickey Mouse is at the heart of Disney’s storytelling legacy,” said Tasia Filippatos, president of Disney consumer products. “For generations, Mickey has inspired some of the most influential creative minds across fashion and culture. Our continued collaboration with Marc Jacobs reflects Disney’s commitment to celebrating timeless icons through modern design.”

The capsule collection is available for children ages 2 to 12. Prices range from $79 to $315.

The Marc Jacobs Kids x Disney capsule collection emphasizes the continued popularity of cowboy core. The trend surged thanks in part to the cultural impact of Beyoncé Knowles-Carter’s 2024 Grammy Award-winning album “Cowboy Carter.” On the runway, Schiaparelli incorporated Western-style trends into the luxury fashion house’s fall 2025 ready-to-wear collection.

Marc Jacobs and Disney’s collaborative relationship dates to 2013, partnering on several capsules and collections. In February, the American designer and mass entertainment conglomerate collaborated on a series of designs for kids in time for the 2025 spring and summer seasons.