A complete reproduction of the Mickey Mouse T from the 80's, down to the peeling & cracks! The famous duo of Weber and Unused are reunited.

The old clothes, with their historical background condensed into a single piece, are romantic just by holding them in one's hands. The only problem is that the damage caused by the passage of time has also accumulated.

T-shirts, in particular, are in direct contact with the skin and are worn roughly, so they are often more fragile than outerwear and other items that are often properly cared for. ......

However, I think that T-shirts are full of romance, with graphics that reflect the times and the use of fabrics that were popular at the time. It would be a waste to have such items buried in the ground!　So, how about this?

UNUSED × Disney© ¥22,000

This T-shirt has a hint of Mickey Mouse from the 1980s. The idea came from "weber," a nomadic vintage clothing store that has neither a physical store nor an online store.

This is the second item in the "weber RECONSTRUCYION" series, which revives vintage clothing selected from a unique perspective in a new, modern form, in collaboration with .

In fact, it was released once before in December 2020, but was immediately sold out. So it is now back on the market in full force.

The tasteful processing of prints, such as peeling and cracking, is the result of "Unused" technology.

In addition, the original body follows the "88/12" blend of a certain manufacturer, which is the royal road of vintage clothing: cotton 88% and rayon 12%, and is bio-washed to give it a soft texture.

The neck and cuffs are also casually damaged. This worn-in look is irresistible (but the most important point is that it is brand new, so it is not uncomfortable to wear).

Last time there was only one type, but this time a ringer type will be added. This is an "HBX" exclusive and will be available from September 21 (Tuesday), so be sure to check it out.

If you want to make sure you get it, the regular edition will be available for the three-day weekend from September 18 (Sat.) to 20 (Mon.) at "Unused".Official online siteYou can make advance reservations at

Enjoy the T-shirts that are full of history, technology, feelings, and points of interest.