Kevin and the Sticky Bandits Have Arrived for the Holidays in the Disney Store’s New ‘Home Alone’ Collection (Exclusive)
Disney+ subscribers can shop the new line of apparel and home goods starting today before the pieces officially launch on Nov. 19.
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Merry Christmas, ya filthy animals! Holiday movie lovers can kick off the gift-giving season with The Disney Store’s festive new drop inspired by Home Alone.
Launching in stores on Nov. 19, the Home Alone collection is available to shop online at disneystore.com starting today exclusively for Disney+ subscribers. Priced from $20 to $70, the nine-piece assortment comprises apparel, sleepwear and home goods featuring illustrations and quotes that nod to the iconic ’90s film featuring Macauley Culkin as 8-year-old mischief-maker Kevin McCallister.
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Grown-up fans can sport red flannel pajamas, a red crewneck sweater featuring the legendary line from Angels with Filthy Souls (the equally iconic fictional gangster film) and a yellow logo T-shirt with “Kevin” embroidered on the back; while Kevin gets the cartoon treatment on a kids pullover featuring his famous shaving scene (complete with his cry of surprise all over).
There’s also a playful ornament of Kevin, a whimsical paint can-inspired mug starring Harry and Marv, a.k.a. the Sticky Bandits (played by Joe Pesci and Daniel Stern) and a 3D pin of the Chicago family’s “M” monogram doorknob that branded the unlucky burglars.
Released by 20th Century Fox and written by John Hughes, Home Alone debuted in 1990 and featured Culkin as a young boy forgotten at home while his family headed to France for Christmas. In addition to Pesci and Stern, the film starred Catherine O’Hara, John Heard, Roberts Blossom and others. It spawned four sequels (including Home Alone 2: Lost in New York which also starred Culkin, Pesci, Stern and O’Hara) and grossed 476.6 million worldwide.
The Home Alone collection joins The Disney Store’s holiday lineup that began dropping in September (if you count The Nightmare Before Christmas).
See every piece from the new Home Alone collection below; if you’re a Disney+ subscriber, you can start shopping it today. Otherwise, you’ll have to wait until Nov. 19 or sign up for the streaming service, which starts at $9.99 per month for the ad-supported Disney+ Basic plan or $10.99 monthly for the bundle with Hulu; learn more about the best Disney+ bundle deals here. (Pro tip: One of the best deals is the Hulu + Live TV package that includes Disney+ and ESPN+ starting at $59.99 per month for the first three months; get more details on the promo here.)
Home Alone Adults Sleep Set
Home Alone Mug
Home Alone “Kevin!” Adults T-Shirt
Kevin McCallister Sketchbook Ornament
$18 $26 31% off
Home Alone Kids “Aaahhh” Pullover Sweatshirt
Kevin McCallister Doorknob Pin
Shop more holiday merch and gifts from The Disney Store here and sign up for Disney+ here to get access to the Home Alone collection before Nov. 19.
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