New "Coco" Marigold and Sugar Skull Merchandise Disneyland

A collection of “Coco” marigold and sugar skull merchandise has arrived at Disneyland with plenty of time to add it to your Día de los Muertos celebrations.

We spotted this mug at the Emporium on Main Street, U.S.A.

The mug has an allover print of marigolds, maracas, sugar skulls, and music notes.

Miguel in his face paint from the movie is on one side of the mug.

The mug is dishwasher and microwave safe and holds 16 ounces.

This travel tumbler was also at the Emporium.

The tumbler features Ernesto de la Cruz.

The back of the mug is printed with the sugar skulls, marigolds, and other details used on this and other pieces in the collection.

The lid of the tumbler is clear plastic and has a slide and removable clear plastic straw. The tumbler is not microwave safe and should be hand-washed. It holds 17 ounces.

This hoodie was hanging near some Halloween items at the Emporium.

The dusty blue hoodie has a front zipper and a blue tie for the hood.

The left breast is embroidered with the film’s colorful logo.

The allover print has marigolds and sugar skulls in the background of the design, printed in blue. Miguel is scattered in a pattern, as he appears in his face paint in the Land of the Dead.

The hems of the sleeves are not printed with the design.

The hood for the hoodie has embroidery on the edge.

The embroidery reads: “Seize your moment.”

We saw these ears at The Mad Hatter in Fantasyland.

The ears are black with the same sugar skull and marigold design we’ve noticed on other items in this collection.

The center of the ears has a sugar skull and is surrounded by stylized marigold flowers.

The black ears are embossed with the sugar skull and marigold design.

The back of the ears are also embossed. The exposed sewn edges with punched holes are reminiscent of the edging on papel picado hung on ofrendas as families celebrate Día de los Muertos.

Though it isn’t part of the marigold and sugar skull collection, this T-shirt was with the other new arrivals at the Emporium and we hadn’t seen it before.

The shirt is tie-dyed and has a printed design on the front.

The shirt says, “El amor nunca muere,” which translates to “love never dies.” Imelda and Héctor are featured in the heart-shaped tattoo-inspired design.

The sleeve of the t-shirt is embroidered with the logo from the film.

The back of the shirt is plain. The shirt’s tags indicate that the dye process will produce variations in garments and that these differences are normal, with no two shirts alike. It also says that the dye process can transfer to other clothing and should be laundered separately several times to ensure this doesn’t happen.

Are you celebrating Día de los Muertos at the parks or at home this year? Will you be adding any of these new pieces to your collection? Let us know in the comments.

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