Actuallyautistic Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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...

Stimming is cool

Oh I'm in my own little world? Maybe that's because yours sucks.

As requested. Here is the teen version!

Someone angrily commented recently asking if we were "The fashionable hashtag actually autistic groovers." Well, we are now.

Autism pride design, by an autistic adult.

A happy, flying, fire-breathing dragon here to celebrate neurodiversity and autistic pride!

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The symbol of neurodiversity, The acknowledgement that brains are wired differently. Each version of brain wiring has its strengths and challenges. Lets stop the stigma that difference brings.

New design to support Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group https://autisticinclusivemeets.com/latest-news/ 10% of all proceeds from my autistic and neurodiverse designs go to them, so please check them out

A version of our info-dumping t-shirt with our logo on the back.

MMS ‘Miracle Mineral Solution’ is bleach. It’s used to ‘treat’ autistic behaviours by desperate parents who have been prayed upon by quacks. It causes children to become ill. It strips out bowel lining and parents are told that the bowel lining is ‘parasites’ leaving the body. It’s unhealthy, it’s not good for you, and it goes against doctor’s advice. Autistic adults are disgusted by this treatment of autistic youth and non-verbal autistic adults. As with all my Autistic and Neurodivergent designs, 10% of profits from this design go to Autistic Inclusive Meets (https://autisticinclusivemeets.com/) a London based organisation that supports Autistic people and advocates for change in the treatment of those of us on the spectrum.

The Shield of Neurodiversity. Neurodiversity is about acceptance. It’s about accepting that our brains all work differently and that’s ok. Unfortunately there are people who don’t like that idea and we’re often portrayed in the most ridiculous and hateful ways. Stay safe behind this shield and know that there are lots of people out there who love and support you and your neurofabulous friends and family.

Original design by PieFanart

Autism pride merch made by an autistic adult.

Celebrate neurodiversity! This cute autism joke makes fun of neurotypicals being boring because they are all the same.

Not Your Neurotypical Girl is a cute autistic pride quote. This design features a cool atypical take on being normal or unique by playing on the word typical!

A bright rainbow infinity knot to signify neurodiversity!

OutLAST logo

light text on dark shirt version

#ActuallyAutistic. Show off your autistic pride to remind everyone of the real neurodivergent you. Grab it for yourself or as a gift to a loved one or friend. Available on tees, mugs, stickers, and more. Digitally hand-written by designwrites.

Not every autistic is a cis het white male. In fact, most of us aren't.

wishing every BCBA a very quit your job

#ActuallyAutistic. Show off your autistic pride to remind everyone of the real neurodivergent you. Grab it for yourself or as a gift to a loved one or friend. Available on tees, mugs, stickers, and more. Digitally hand-written by designwrites.

We don’t need a cure. We need acceptance. We are not diseased or defective. We are different and that is all.

Solidarity spelled out in ASL and Disability Justice Icons

Brag on your neurodivergence with this simple, beautiful design: the popular social media text "#ActuallyAutistic" in black letters over the universal "Neurodiversity" symbol of the rainbow-colored infinity sign.

Always Unique, Totally Intelligent, Sometimes Mysterious, Motivation, Cool, Support, Autism Awareness Day, Mom of a Warrior autistic, Autism advocacy T-Shirt

For all the Auties out there who want to explain without having to speak up 10% of all profits from this design go to AIM https://autisticinclusivemeets.com/

Show your neurodiversity pride with this limited edition design.

Celebrating autism

Celebrating autism

Celebrating autism

Celebrating autism

This design aims to challenge common misconceptions about individuals with autism being perceived as rude.

Celebrating autism