Tissues Merch
Description: Relatable vintage-distressed cartoon showing an exhausted, red-nosed sloth wrapped in a scarf sitting in a massive pile of used tissues, headlined by the clinical question: "Do You Suffer From Rhinorrhea?" A witty gift for nurses, doctors, allergy sufferers, and anyone stuck in bed with a stubborn head cold.
Description: This EDS awareness "When You Can't Connect The Issues, Think Connective Tissues" design features a stylized zebra head in profile. Show your support and help raise awareness about this connective tissue disorder at awareness events, support group meetings, and throughout the day.
Description: This EDS Awareness "My Connective Tissues Have Issues" design is perfect for people with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome to show your support and help spread awareness about EDS and educate people about this connective tissue disorder! Ideal for support meetings, doctor visits, and EDS Awareness Month in May!
Description: Having Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome can feel like navigating a rollercoaster with no safety harness. Issues with My Tissues stick figure design captures the quirky and often frustrating realities of this condition. Ideal for support group meetings, awareness events, or just everyday life.
Description: This "Connective Tissues Have Issues" zebra is perfect for spreading EDS awareness about this invisible illness! Show off this design during EDS Awareness Month in May, at support group meetings, and at medical appointments!
EDS Awareness - Connective Tissues Have Issues Zebra Crewneck Sweatshirt
by Designs by Jesabee
$28 $35
Description: Show your strength and raise awareness with this bold “Issues in My Tissues – Ehlers Danlos Syndrome” design. Perfect for anyone living with EDS, chronic illness warriors, caregivers, or supporters who want to spread positivity and visibility. Featuring awareness ribbons and powerful lettering, it’s great for t-shirts, stickers, mugs, and more. Wear it proudly to support Ehlers Danlos Syndrome awareness.
Description: Living with EDS means navigating a world that doesn’t always see what you carry. This design says it simply: “I’ve Got Issues With My Tissues.” It’s a nod to the invisible, the resilient, and the community that gets it. Whether you’re raising awareness or just want to feel seen, this zebra’s here for you.
