Disney DUMBO Quilt Blanket

Every member of the family will find a use for our Disney DUMBO Quilt Blanket in some capacity or another. This print covers the whole of the product and features Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and all of their other Mickey and Friends cast mates as well as additional characters from the Mickey and Friends ensemble. In addition, in order to make it cozier, we backed it with a material that was comparable to plush fleece. This was done in order to get the desired effect.

Description of Disney DUMBO

Disney DUMBO Quilt Blanket Information

Care Guidelines	Machine washable in warm or cold water (max 104F/40C). Medium heat dry Low temperature iron Do not dry clean Follow instruction to maintains its color and does not shed.
Brand	Drama Shirt
Material	Velboa and sherpa fabric
Sizes	Various sizes can fit different bed sizes or usages.
Style	Quilt and Fleece Blanket

Who is Dumbo ?

Disney Productions and RKO Radio Pictures produced and released Dumbo in 1941, an American animated fantasy film. This is Disney’s fourth feature-length animated picture, based on a story by Helen Aberson and Harold Pearl with artwork by Helen Durney for a novelty toy prototype (“Roll-a-Book”). Because he is “dumb,” Elephant Jumbo Jr. is unfairly labeled “Dumbo,” and he is the film’s protagonist and focal point. In truth, he can fly using his ears as wings because of his huge ears. Throughout the film, he and Timothy have a relationship that parodies the stereotypical animosity between mice and elephants. This post is sponsored by our partners.

In order to make up for the losses incurred by Pinocchio and Fantasia, the Disney studios created Dumbo with an eye toward simplicity and economy. Disney’s shortest animated film to date. Sound was recorded using the RCA System. One voice was synthesized using Sonovox technology and recorded using the RCA System.

After its premiere in 1941, Dumbo garnered a lot of excellent feedback.

[6] One of the greatest animated films of all time has been lauded since then. The Library of Congress preserves films that are “culturally, historically, and aesthetically significant” in the US National Film Registry.

The live-action adaptation of the film by Tim Burton was released on March 29, 2019.