1988's most underrated Disney pick, made wearable.
Oliver and Company never got the Lion King treatment. It came out in 1988, lost some of the spotlight to The Land Before Time, and quietly became one of the most rewatched Disney films of the streetwise-cat genre. Dodger, Fagin, Billy Joel, downtown NYC; if you know, you know. Kelsey Swarthout at Rope Drop Design found a sleeping bag in the wild featuring this exact crew, took it apart, and turned it into a one-of-one puffer bomber. The kind of jacket that announces you watched the deep cuts.
Women's XL/2X cut, fits chests up to 46 inches (smaller chests get an oversized fit, larger chests get a more fitted one). Total length 24, arm 25, shoulder to shoulder 18. Full zip to the collar, side pockets, stretchy elastic at cuffs and neck, batting layer for warmth. Built from upcycled fabric, so honest signs of its first life are part of the story. Light wear possible, colors may shift slightly between screen and in person. One of one, full stop.
