Actually Autistic Kids T-Shirts

Being actually autistic and self advocating is a rebellious display of amazing!

A word cloud generated from materials from London Autistics Standing Together's website and brochures. Proceeds go to provide peer support for Autistic adults in London Ontario as well as towards maintaining the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

As requested here is the children's Rated G version with the spectrum for adults.

The LAST Logo and motto: "Empowering Autistic People To Make Social Change". Proceeds go to help fund peer support groups for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to maintain the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

proceeds go to provide peer support for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to maintain the "What About Us" Neurodiversity lending library

based on the green/yellow/red communication badge system, this shirt lets people know you prefer text communication

based on the green/yellow/red communication badge system, this shirt lets people know you don't want to talk

stimming positivity because the way you move is beautiful. Proceeds from our merch goes to provide peer support groups for Autistic adults in London Ontario and to fund the "What About Us" Neurodiversity Lending Library

we can't all be neurotypical, Karen

Because you can and should

based on the green/yellow/red communication badge system, this shirt lets people know you are overloaded

based on the green/yellow/red communication badge system to let people know you want to socialize today

This design print features a typographic print that says 'All out of spoons' in a trendy font & design.

Show off your Special Interests and Autistic desire to GO DEEP!! Inspired by The Autistic Culture Podcast Episode 51: Aquariums are Autistic

and proud

celebrate the differences of our wonderful brains

"Get a Ladder" A someone who grew up bullied by almost everyone for a big portion of my life, I learned that it doesn't matter what I say or do as an Autistic, there will always be someone there who thinks they deserve to "put me in my place" or "take me down a peg." And as someone who recognized the futility of painstakingly modifying everything about me to avoid being bullied only to get bullied anyway, I can honestly say...Do you want to take me down a peg? You can try, but you're going to need a ladder. I don't know you, human. Move along.

In a perfect world, it wouldn't matter how our brain works or if we were different from the norm. Unfortunately, the current world we live in requires us to be our own advocates. Show that you are #actuallyautistic with this fun, rainbow print.

Tired of your kindness being mistaken for flirtation? Let them know they shouldn't be flattering themselves by wearing this awesome tee!

This design print features a typographic print that says 'All out of spoons' in a trendy font & design.

This design print features a cute brain and a typographic print that says 'Neuro spicy' in a trendy font & design.

Drawing of a hand holding a heart formed by colorful puzzles

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Spicy Autism

The pods logo celebrating Autistic minds and culture! Find us on your podcast app or check out our Substack page!

You Make My Autism Hurt TShirt

For everyone who’s sick of being told ‘You’re not like my child’, ‘Don’t you mean a “person with autism”?!’ and every other ridiculous comment thrown at autistic people talking about themselves.

Filled with spirals

Autistic Rebel

#actuallyautistic

Yeah, prepare to get all the stories involved with this story while I tell you the story I'm telling you. *puts arm around shoulder* Let me tell you a tale...

Screw puzzle pieces, how about a symbol that actually represents the community?

A design featuring a brain against a rainbow background and the words “actually autistic”. Fed up with all the puzzle piece designs out there, I thought I’d design some of my own.

Show off you Autistic Pride with this design inspired by one of our listeners at The Autistic Culture Podcast! (available in hoodies, long sleeve, mugs, and more!)

Autism pride design, by an autistic adult.