Neurodiversity Awareness Baseball T-Shirts

in a would where you can be anything be kind, colored puzzle pieces with heart. help bring attention to autism awareness and acceptance with this unique hand drawn design, made of little puzzle pieces.

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The graphic represents the unique strengths and perspectives that individuals with ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, and autism bring to society. The puzzle design is a symbol of inclusivity and acceptance. Overall, the graphic should aim to inspire confidence, self-love, and appreciation for neurodiversity.

Our autism-themed t-shirt designs are not just a fashion statement, they're a powerful tool to raise awareness, promote acceptance, and spark meaningful conversations about autism.

The graphic represents the unique strengths and perspectives that individuals with ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, and autism bring to society. The puzzle design is a symbol of inclusivity and acceptance. Overall, the graphic should aim to inspire confidence, self-love, and appreciation for neurodiversity.

Are you a fan of men trembling at your feet? Then look no further than our "I Like it When Men Whimper" shirt! Featuring the iconic Grim Reaper, this shirt sends a clear message: you're not to be messed with. So sit back and enjoy the sweet sound of men whimpering in your presence. Inmymentalera

Something about eye contact is just so unnerving. I'm sure all the autistic and otherwise neurodiverse peeps will get it.

Smiley faced puzzle pieces. This puzzle graphic design was created to show that everybody belongs and has a place to fit in. There is no need for discrimination - There is a place and need for everyone in all shapes and forms.

neurodivergence has a new hero!

Rainbow Infinity Symbol In Daisy Flowers Garden. Retro design to support people with autism.

Dyslexia awareness

Ready to give the world a little more attitude? Our jackass-shirt has got you covered with its badass skeleton design that screams confidence. Whether you're on the autism spectrum or not, this shirt is for anyone who wants to make a statement and own the room like a true boss. And with the added bonus of giving the "what are you on?" side-eye to anyone who doubts your awesomeness, you'll be radiating self-assuredness in no time. Don't just take our word for it, try rocking this shirt for yourself and join the ranks of our satisfied and badass customers.

The graphic represents the unique strengths and perspectives that individuals with ADHD, ADD, dyslexia, and autism bring to society. The puzzle design is a symbol of inclusivity and acceptance. Overall, the graphic should aim to inspire confidence, self-love, and appreciation for neurodiversity.

All Feelings Are Okay Autism Awareness Apparel.

This world is basically a mess right now. What better time for a kindness revolution? Remind everyone you meet to choose kindness with this awesome rainbow design.

- ADHD - Vintage Design

Circle Smiley face puzzle pieces. This puzzle graphic design was created to show that everybody belongs and has a place to fit in. There is no need for discrimination - There is a place and need for everyone in all shapes and forms.

In honor of neurodivergent Dori from Finding Nemo: "Just keep stimming, just keep stimming. What do we do? We stim, stim, stim!"

I've got a touch of the 'tism

Hey look a squirrel!!

Our "Autistic Meat Bodies" (as Matt likes to call them) are easily drained because they are processing more! Be gentle with your meat body and honor that low-battery feeling with your official burn-out hoodie, long sleeves, mugs, and more! (The Autistic Culture Podcast Episode 14: Autistic Medical Needs).

Rizz Em With The Tism

All those big emotions we're taught to bottle up and not show because people get uncomfortable... What's worse than letting your feelings show, am I right? Yup, just keep them in there, even when they give you a splitting headache :)

Smiley faced puzzle pieces. This puzzle graphic design was created to show that everybody belongs and has a place to fit in. There is no need for discrimination - There is a place and need for everyone in all shapes and forms.

This gift is designed to raise awareness and promote understanding of non-verbal communication and autism.

For those of us tired of pretending to be happy so everyone around us isn't uncomfortable.

In April We Wear Blue Autism Awareness

Who knows what's up? This guy.

A cute piece for all the daydreamers and space-cases out there.

This design is perfect for individuals who are on the autism spectrum and also have ADHD.

In the drawing there are 7 people, including 5 with autism, those coloured blue to raise awareness of the issue. then there is a jigsaw puzzle on the floor, there is a person with autism wearing yellow noise-cancelling headphones and a girl with a heart-shaped balloon, in her hand, drawing jigsaw puzzles. finally there is a boy with a jigsaw puzzle in his hand. In the top centre is a Title: autism social inclusion coloured blue. Then in the top right-hand corner is the author's signature B20. (translated)

Neuroqueer Bi

A bunch of people are find they are Autistic and Trans. It's really common. Nobody knows why, but why not celebrate it sometimes.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder [Damn, what was I saying?] (ADHD) funny neurodivergent distracted mental health drawing. Original drawing // Copyright © 2024 Olivia Ossege.

WARNING THIS PERSON HAS ANXIETY AND THEY WILL BE ONE OF THE COOLEST PERSON YOU WILL EVER MEET

When stims become SPINs. show off your Autistic Pride with this shirt inspired by one of our favorite Autistic musicians: Questlove! The Autistic Culture Podcast: Episode 29: Questlove is Autistic.