Handicapped Merch

The phrase "See the ability not the disability" is enclosed in a red "forbidden" circle, 'cause we don't want that! around it is the text in black, "It's OK to see Disability. If you don't want to see the whole person, that's on you!"

One World, Many Abilities

Using a wheelchair can be difficult at first, both mentally and physically. However, just because you're handicapped, it doesn't mean you're any less capable than anyone else. Stay strong, and keep fighting. That wheelchair can't keep you down!

Wheelchair Disability Gift Funny Handicap

This 'I Still Run Better Than The Government' design is for people who sit in a wheelchair but not their sense of humor. Perfect gift idea for a veteran or anybody who needs a wheelchair.

Get down with Rabbit In Red Radio Network’s favorite disabled person Crippled Cody. All proceeds from the sale of this design benefit Crippled Cody’s living expenses.

Don't Make Me Run, Wheelchair Retro

Camp for the Handicapped

Even 50 year old magic space babies need assistive mobility devices sometimes

A disability themed design featuring the mysterious Bigfoot legend as a wheelchair-user!

Hit and Run t shirts and stickers

and push my wheelchair

WHEELCHARIOT 10 (Bruce) 2

Perfect cerebral palsy or children handicap awareness gift for loved one or friend !

WHEELCHARIOT 16 (Witch)

Breaking boundaries Disability pride!!!

For the people who love riding their wheelchair real fast. Enjoy a good laugh with family and friends. Great idea for a gift.

Original DisabledNotDead Logo

A social distancing inspired design featuring a wheelchair user in a bubonic plague era doctor mask and outfit.

Amputee Inspirational Anagram

A pixel-art version of the Accessibility Man!

You've got to move it move it

A political party inspired accessibility symbol.

Some princesses need a set of wheels to get around! This adorable artwork featuring a smiling princess in a wheelchair. Perfect for girls with special needs.

If you work at Lake Tardicaca, you are going to need one of these!

A disabled unicorn design.

A red & black version of the #Criptober event design.

The hottest handicap sign!

A purple wheelchair user mermaid!

Staring at wheelchair-users is rude and may cause bodily harm especially if they are a legendary Gorgon named Medusa...

#Andythephotodr

Perfect gift for mermaids and sirens lovers with a disability. Cute mermaid on a wheelchair. Diversity and representation is important!

A sugar skull design featuring the accessibility symbol!

In support of the Trans and Disabled community, and their intersectionality

Show your wheelchair-user pride with this symbol of rolling power!