Tokyo DisneySea’s winter Duffy & Friends lines and Tokyo Disneyland’s Christmas collections go on sale in November, with sweaters, scarves, earmuffs and fan caps, most of them under $50.
Tokyo Disney Resort doesn’t do Christmas merch halfway, and the 2026 lineup is out.
Most of it is cozy stuff. Earmuffs, knit scarves, sweaters, a cardigan, fan caps, and mittens, split across three collections at Tokyo DisneySea and Tokyo Disneyland. And Duffy and his friends get turned into snowmen, which is about as Tokyo Disney as it gets.
The details come from TDR Explorer, which posted the full lineups and prices on Oct. 8. Prices below are in yen, with rough dollar amounts at about 158 yen to the dollar.
When does Tokyo Disney’s Christmas merch come out?
It comes out in two waves:
Nov. 2: the Duffy & Friends winter collections at Tokyo DisneySea
Nov. 10: Tokyo Disneyland’s Mickey and Friends Christmas line and the Li’l RingRing collection, sold in both parks
The parks’ Disney Christmas event runs Nov. 11 to Dec. 25. The Duffy winter items stick around through Jan. 13, 2027, but the Duffy Christmas pieces leave on Dec. 25.
What’s in the Duffy & Friends winter collection?
This year’s Duffy story is called “Making Winter Warm.” ShellieMay teaches everyone to knit, and the friends stitch their pieces into one long scarf they can all share.
The wearables lean right into that:
Earmuffs: 3,700 yen (about $23)
Muffler with a plush Duffy head: 4,500 yen (about $28)
Cardigan: 7,200 yen (about $46)
There are also plush badges of Duffy, ShellieMay, ‘Olu Mel and LinaBell in their winter outfits, plus costumes so your Duffy plush can dress the part at home.
The Christmas pieces are the cutest part. LinaBell gets a fan cap with Santa-hat ears for 3,500 yen (about $22). ShellieMay gets a plush in a Santa hat, hugging a Christmas tree, plus an 11,000-yen (about $70) shoulder bag that comes with a fluffy pink pouch.
What are the Duffy snowman charms?
That’s the second Tokyo DisneySea collection, “Our Little Snow Friends.” Seven round plush charms turn Duffy and his friends into snowmen with scarves, knit hats and capes.
The seven are Duffy, ShellieMay, ‘Olu Mel, LinaBell, Gelatoni, StellaLou and CookieAnn. Each one is 2,300 yen, about $15.
Collecting all seven runs 16,100 yen, or about $102. There are also mystery snowman figures at 1,500 yen each, and a full set for 10,500 yen. The snowman line is sold at McDuck’s Department Store.
What’s in Tokyo Disneyland’s Mickey and Friends Christmas collection?
The art shows Mickey and his friends delivering presents on Christmas Eve, with plush in Santa caps.
For wearing around the park, there’s a sweater for 5,500 yen (about $35), a headband for 2,600 yen (about $16) and fan caps for 3,600 yen (about $23). Plush badges based on the costumes from the Christmas parade, “Toys Wonderful Christmas!,” are 2,800 yen each.
Who is Li’l RingRing?
Li’l RingRing is a Christmas fairy who pops up at the parks this time of year. Her merch comes back in soft pink and green, and it’s very wearable:
Sweater: 7,000 yen (about $44)
Knit cap: 3,600 yen (about $23)
Headband: 2,400 yen (about $15)
Mittens: 3,300 yen (about $21)
Loungewear: 7,000 yen (about $44)
Tokyo DisneySea also gets its own Li’l RingRing plush badge in a jubilee blue outfit, with “25th Anniversary” stitched on her scarf. The park turned 25 in September.
Why is Tokyo Disney merch so much cheaper?
A big part of it is the yen. At about 158 to the dollar, Japanese prices land low for American wallets.
Compare it with this week’s news from Florida. A standard pair of ears at Disney World now costs $38.99, and a Spirit Jersey is $84.99. In Tokyo, that Christmas headband is about $16, and the Mickey sweater is about $35.
Pirates & Princesses looked at why Tokyo Disneyland costs less than the U.S. parks back in September.
Getting there is the hard part. Most of this is sold only in the parks, and Duffy merch tends to move fast once the holidays start, so it isn’t the kind of thing you can count on finding later.
I wish the Disney Store sold these in the United States!
Article compiled with the help of the Pirates & Princesses newsroom.
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Hat Tips:
TDR Explorer, Oct. 8, 2026: Duffy & Friends winter collections, Mickey and Friends Christmas collection, Li’l RingRing collection, dates and prices
Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis (FRED), Oct. 2, 2026: yen-to-dollar exchange rate
WDW News Today and MickeyBlog, Oct. 6, 2026: Disney World ear headband and Spirit Jersey prices
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