Hearing Impaired Long Sleeve T-Shirts

100% cotton

Great shirt idea for your sassy hearind aid rocking kiddo... "it's been lovely, but im turning off my hearing aids now"

From Silence to Symphony Cochlear Implant design for cochlear implant users that can be worn for activation day and thereafter

I'm Hard of Hearing Please Be Patient

(C) NatLeBrunDesigns 2023 Vivian is a Deaf rubber duck who wears a hearing aid. She loves to hang out with her friends and she’s tired of wearing her hearing aid takes it off and reads bills. She wears a rash guard stating she’s Deaf to stop people from presuming otherwise and hiding their bills when talking to her. She’s the second in a new series called Chronically Quackers available exclusively through NatLeBrunDesigns

100% cotton

Cochlear Implant

Cochlear Implant Squad design for cochlear implant users

Don't be like Quasimodo, look after your hearing. Tinnitus awareness design for a sufferer of this disease.

Look after your hearing for a tinnitus sufferer.

This is the perfect t-shirt for those who agree that persons with disabilities are not disabled, rather they are differently-abled and as unique as a unicorn. If you want a fun way to show your support for the impaired, this shirt is for you! Featuring a colorful unicorn, which represents the uniqueness of the differently-abled, this shirt makes a great gift to simply wear around the house or show off the next time out.

love hand sign plus a pickleball

Fun designs for your little cochlear implant user. Wear your Cochlear Implant with pride and joy. Collect them all.

Support the deaf community

ASL Sign Language Love Yellow Labrador Retrievers

A beautifully detailed retro pen and ink style etching of a large ear.

Great design as a gift for friends, sister, brother, girlfriend, boyfriend, parents etc

I can switch off my ears, what is your super power cochlear implant design

Super Hero Cochlear Implant User Design

Super Hearo Cochlear Implant for cochlear implant users

Cochlear Implant design

I Hear in Digital design for Cochlear Implant users

Bionic Ear Club Cochlear Implant user

Accessibility Symbols for people whith hearing loss: volume control telephone