Amputee Merch

19th century patent illustration for a prosthetic arm

Take pride in your degree and show the world what it means.

This cute little Octopus has everything it needs to assemble a transtibial prosthesis.

Don't worry little socket, its not your fault that you don't fit.

We all love to bend metal for our Orthotic devices, now you can show your friends just how much you enjoy a good metal bending tool.

Tell 'em where you're from with handy illustrations to show what the heck O&P is.

You know when you reach for a tape measure or something and its not there? Check for little plaster footprints. The O&P Gnomes have struck again.

Invite your co-workers to the plaster room. Those models won't modify themselves.

X-Ray outline of a below knee residual limb and prosthetic socket

Nostalgic Orthotics Logo

Show 'em where you are from, with handy illustrations to show them what O&P is while you are at it.

Show the world that you can laminate, trim, smooth and align perfectly MOST of the time. Your heart's in the right place so you got that going for you.

Show the world that you are just like your plaster model, broken inside.

We all know who to turn to when it gets real.

Stylized vintage photo of a prosthetic shop with men fabricating artificial limbs

A logo featuring an AFO being fit and the word Orthotist.

Share your love for your sweet tripod pup with this charming, sporty design. Remind people that dogs who have three legs are just as capable as dogs who have four! Makes the perfect gift for tripaw dog owners, tripaw dog moms, tripod dog moms, tripod dog owners and more.

This cute little Octopus has everything it needs to assemble a transtibial prosthesis.

You know how Prosthetist and Orthotist share some letters? Yeah that's really all that is going on here.

The words Orthotics and Prosthetics in a trippy font in tie-dye rainbow colors.

If you need me I'll be on my grind, in the machine room.

Everyone says "remember, you've never met the world's second best prosthetist." Now you can show the little people in your life how humble you really are.

Two men working in a shop, making leather thigh lacers for wooden legs.

Logo depicting the fitting of a transtibial prosthetic device

A Jolly Roger for the O&P professional, a skull with a torque wrench and a bending iron. The tools of the trade.

Stylized transfemoral (above knee) prosthetic socket with skeletal pelvis and femur.

"I'm Stumped"