Accessibility Kids T-Shirts

The park tour is now wheelchair accessible! Safety from escaped prehistoric animals not guaranteed.

THE FUTURE IS ACCESSIBLE

Annie sits in her wheelchair wearing a rainbow skirt in front of a door with a step leading up to it. Text on the door reads, "Make pride accessible"

Wheelchairs Mean Freedom! in black bold letters

A purple wheelchair user mermaid!

By making our communities accessible to all, the possibilities are endless!

Tweaked a classic wheelchair symbol, layered it with color and added some attitude that aptly reflects my wild and wonderful friends

By making our communities accessible to all, the possibilities are endless!

it's not humour if you put down the oppressed.

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

Sora with his Keyblade from the Kingdom Hearts video-game series depicted as the updated accessibility symbol!

show your support for #accessible by sporting this pacman themed shirt!

our mountain brand to show your support for accessible outdoors activities.

a pacman take on our logo #Accessible.

Wheelchairs Mean Freedom in white bold text

D.Va from the video-game Overwatch as the updated accessibility logo!

The Super Accessibility man symbol in a multi color style similar to Andy Warhol's Four Marilyns.

A two sided T-shirt (Only on Classic Tees) featuring the super accessibility symbol and the word Super on back.

A floating disabled astronaut depicted as the updated accessibility symbol!

ME

be you

I'm only in it for the parking is a design for all disabled people.

This product is for people with autism, their parents, siblings, teachers, and friends. It's a lighthearted way to remind someone that regulations should be put in place before the expectations are set.

Inaccessibility? What a horror!

This product is for people with autism, their parents, siblings, teachers, and friends. It's a lighthearted way to remind someone that regulations should be put in place before the expectations are set.

“Disabled Queer People Exist” in retro font with each word on a new line and color. The colors in order are: red, orange, yellow, and green. The phrase sits in front of a rainbow with clouds with one cloud on each side on the text.

Flying dove silhouette with simple key icon.

you're enough

The words "if you don't see disability you don't see accessibility." In bold teal font. The background has colorful retro hippie inspired flowers and in the center a pastel rainbow

Retro picture of a train in the trans flag colors exiting a city in a circular frame. The words "public transit for walkable cities" are on the top and bottom.

Roll a mile on my wheels, and find out how much more needs to be done to make the world accessible

Including everybody and anyone regardless of our diabilities is love!

Show your support and solidarity with this take on the International Symbol of Access (ISA). It uses the disability pride flag colours! Designed by a disabled artist for the disability community and our allies. ♡

Don't be a snob! Movies are for everyone!

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