Disability Pride T-Shirts

The visual-safe version of the disability pride flag by Ann Magill.

Disabled Bodies Are Good Bodies

What it says on the tin.

Show your disability pride with this retro-inspired design.

Disability Pride Flag Cassette

Show your support for disability pride with this throw back design.

Celebrate Pride the way only disabled people could: with dark humor.

FRONT FRONT ART The My Dearest Friends Project is a COVID-19 art collaboration centering disability. MDFP has been collecting stories from disabled individuals across the globe since the start of the pandemic. You've found our merch! Go check out @MyDearestFriendsProject on Instagram to learn how you can participate! Product Description: handwritten in white charcoal are the words, "The My Dearest Friends Project My Disability is Not Your Punchline" With the DisArt + Oaklee logo beneath.

✨ People with disabilities should have the right to marry without losing their income, benefits, or health insurance. ⭐️ In many countries, including the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom, people with disabilities are discouraged from getting married or are pushed to divorce in order to get or maintain their income, benefits, and health insurance.

How ableist of you, Karen

Being disabled is often a full-time job. When people cross you tell them to check the shirt. Image Description: White Accessible parking sign with a blue wheelchair logo and green writing. The wheelchair symbol is holding a cell phone and the writing says "Chaos Coordinator."

Show your disability pride with our stylish ‘Crip’ design - now in a non-script version!

Not Every Disability is Visible Awareness Illness

Show your queer + disabled pride with this stylish design. Available as a shirt, mug or sticker.

spanish version 2

Exactly what it says on the tin. Non-script version.

Stay mad!

I was having a conversation on Facebook when someone started being transphobic and gatekeeping trans and nonbinary people. As a nonbinary person myself, I was of course bothered. I argued my point until I was derisively called an inclusive bean, which I thought was an oddly adorable insult. I decided that I wanted it on a patch for my vest. It turned out that a lot of other people were in love with the idea, as well. So I commissioned my talented friend to bring my idea to life, and here we are! Visit the artist on Twitter to see more of her art: @CupcakeCreature.

Our Queer Crip shirt, now in a rainbow version!

Have a genetic condition and a dark sense of humor? Tell the world about your disability PRIDE! Get it?! Image Description- "I'm afraid I'm at the shallow end of the gene pool" in a font called AFRICAN. Below it there's a scarred eye symbol. All of this is in black.

I was having a conversation on Facebook when someone started being transphobic and gatekeeping trans and nonbinary people. As a nonbinary person myself, I was of course bothered. I argued my point until I was derisively called an inclusive bean, which I thought was an oddly adorable insult. I decided that I wanted it on a patch for my vest. It turned out that a lot of other people were in love with the idea, as well. So I commissioned my talented friend to bring my idea to life, and here we are! Visit the artist on Twitter to see more of her art: @CupcakeCreature.

A new version of our (relative) best-seller, ‘Queer Crip’, this time written in a teal script font with a light fuchsia shadow.

I was having a conversation on Facebook when someone started being transphobic and gatekeeping trans and nonbinary people. As a nonbinary person myself, I was of course bothered. I argued my point until I was derisively called an inclusive bean, which I thought was an oddly adorable insult. I decided that I wanted it on a patch for my vest. It turned out that a lot of other people were in love with the idea, as well. So I commissioned my talented friend to bring my idea to life, and here we are! Visit the artist on Twitter to see more of her art: @CupcakeCreature.

I was having a conversation on Facebook when someone started being transphobic and gatekeeping trans and nonbinary people. As a nonbinary person myself, I was of course bothered. I argued my point until I was derisively called an inclusive bean, which I thought was an oddly adorable insult. I decided that I wanted it on a patch for my vest. It turned out that a lot of other people were in love with the idea, as well. So I commissioned my talented friend to bring my idea to life, and here we are! Visit the artist on Twitter to see more of her art: @CupcakeCreature.

The words ‘Queer Spoonie’ in teal letters with a pink shadow.

A demiboy (demiman, demiguy, demimale) is someone who partially, but not wholly, identifies as a man, boy or otherwise masculine

Genderflux is an umbrella term for gender identities where one's gender or perception of their gender's intensity varies over time.

Bigender people experience two gender identities, either simultaneously or varying between the two. These two gender identities can be male and female, but can also include non-binary identities.

Bisexual individuals are people who are attracted to two or more genders- mostly men and women, though it does not have to be. Bisexual people can be attracted to any genders.

An omnisexual experiences sexual attraction to all genders. Some people who identify as omnisexual may have a preference to one gender or another, or they may be equally attracted to all genders, but they may feel the act of being attracted to one gender feels different than the act of being attracted to another gender.

The disability pride flag in a dot design

A woman, or woman-aligned person, who is exclusively attracted to women and woman-aligned people.

This simple yet bold depiction of the Disability Pride Flag is the perfect reminder that different isn't bad! Featured alongside a line from the song, Different, from Honk: The Musical.

Demigender is a gender identity that involves feeling a partial connection to a particular gender identity or the concept of gender. Demigender people often identify as non-binary.

A demisexual is someone who does not experience sexual attraction until/unless they have formed a deep emotional connection with someone.

A genderfluid person's identity may change constantly, between all gender identities.