Asperger Kids T-Shirts

When you want to let everyone know you don't want to be touched today

Halloween special collection

Christmas collection

Christmas collection

Collection of solidarity princesses, a "great" princess

Christmas collection

Blue heart version

Christmas collection 9

Halloween special collection

Collection of christmas images

Christmas collection

Christmas collection

Collection of solidarity princesses, a very "sincere" princess

A mouthful of love and solidarity towards people with autism

Sneakers for autism

Solidarity t-shirt to give visibility to the needs and rights of people with autism spectrum disorders.

Christmas collection

Collection of christmas images

These snowmies know it, and you bet, everyone else should too. That's why you're going to help spread awareness with this cute snowman design wearing a Santa hat made of puzzle pieces. It's ok to be different!

Blue vision of the Taraxacum dens-leonis

Together we will be able to stop talking about inclusion, to start talking about coexistence. Yes you can!.

Christmas collection

Collection of flamenco-inspired images

Christmas collection

Christmas collection

Palace version of the Eiffel Tower in Paris

Version of the Alhambra palace in Granada

Winter Image Collection

Collection of christmas images

Blue vision of the Jacaranda Mimosifolia

Are you Autistic? Are you proud? Then get it.

Autistic=Different, not less!

Once again the author makes a symbolic evocation with inspiration in Totoro and people with autism

The best gift for an aspie boy or girl with autism or Asperger's is to spread the knowledge, awareness and understanding of their struggle. People on the spectrum are truly valuable, unique and different and deserve appreciation, support and acceptance Wear in April the blue Autism Awareness Month to show love and empathy, and let mom and dad know, that their autistic son or daughter will be accepted, appreciated and supported. Let's make people aware of neurodiversity and neurodivergent families around

A design theme acknowledging the fact that Autistic individuals view things from a different angle

We are not broken. We do not need fixed. We know who we are.