Awareness Pillows
Description: Invisible disabilities are real, even if they’re not visible. This design calls out the ignorance and ableism that people with chronic illness face daily. Whether you live with EDS, Fibromyalgia, POTS, or any condition that hides behind a smile, this tee is your unapologetic response to being dismissed. Wear it proudly to raise awareness, spark conversation, and remind others: you don’t have to “look sick” to be fighting a battle.
Description: Support Green Awareness Achondroplasia, Adrenal Cancer, Beckwith-Wiedemann Syndrome, Biliary Atresia, Bipolar Disorder, Bone Marrow Disease, Bone Marrow Donor, Brain Injury, Cerebral Palsy, Chromosome 12, Microdeletion Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy, Cirrhosis of the Liver, Cloves Syndrome, Dermatillomania, Dwarfism, Environmental Concerns, Eye Cancer, Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva,Gallbladder Cancer, Gastroparesis, Gastroschisis,Genocide, Glaucoma, Global Warming, Infantile Scoliosis, Ivemark Syndrome, Kabuki Syndrome, Kidney Disease, Liver Cancer, Liver Disease, Liver Melanoma, Major Depressive Disorder, Missing Children, Mitochondrial Disease and Disorders, Natural Disasters
Description: This print works best on COLOR SHIRTS, see {dark shirt} version if you want it on Black & a few others! This art is based on a sticker I put on my fire cannons and mutant bikes.... I changed "this" to "I" so people can wear it and let people know to keep their hands to themselves. Always nice to give a warning first!
Description: Ideal tshirt for any member in the family who happens to be the fun, handsome, adventurous one. Great gift from mom, dad, grandmother, grandfather, son, daughter, aunt, brother, or sister of a new baby in the family. Perfect for family reunions, birthdays, pictures, Christmas, vacation, or a gift for any friend. To get an equivalent shirt for your grandfather, grandmother, father, mother, wife, husband.
Description: I've been wanting to add the ribbon colors alone so here they are. I know there are so many things each color can represent. I think it's important to be able to express what's important to them as well as realizing they are not alone in their fight to raise awareness. You can share your stories with people who ask about why you wear the ribbon.
Description: My ribbon design with the drawing of my angel wings. To remember those who lost the fight and who we're fighting for still. I know there are so many things each color can represent. I think it's important to be able to express what's important to them as well as realizing they are not alone in their fight to raise awareness. You can share your stories with people who ask about why you wear the ribbon.
