Disability is not a Cost Comfort Colors Unisex T-Shirt

Every policy fight about disability gets dragged onto a balance sheet, where a person becomes an expense line and support becomes overhead. This shirt refuses the framing entirely. Disabled people are people, and access is infrastructure, not spending to be justified.

For anyone tired of hearing their own life described as a burden on the state. Works at protests, disability studies classrooms, conferences, work when your workplace can handle it, and the grocery store.

Details

• Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed for a soft broken-in feel
• 100% ring-spun cotton, 6.1 oz midweight
• DTG printed so the rainbow lettering will not crack, peel, or fade
• Choose from 8 colors: Banana, Bay, Black, Blossom, Chambray, Graphite, Ivory, White
• Unisex sizing S to 4XL, true to size
• Printed to order in the USA

Common questions

What does garment-dyed actually mean? The shirt is sewn first and dyed after, which gives the cotton a softer hand and a slightly lived-in color.

Is the print scratchy or raised? No. DTG ink sits in the fibers rather than on top, so the lettering feels like the rest of the shirt.

Do you offer sizes above XL? Yes, sizing runs S through 4XL in every color.