Disabled and not Sorry Comfort Colors Unisex T-Shirt

Disabled is a description, not a confession. This one skips the euphemisms, the differently-abled framing, and the apologetic tone people expect, and states the thing directly in soft retro rainbow lettering. No one owes anybody comfort about their own body.

For disabled adults who claim the word on purpose, for disability pride marchers, and for anyone who has spent too long managing other people's discomfort. Wear it through July for Disability Pride Month, to Pride events, to meetups, and on any regular Tuesday.

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

Why does it say disabled instead of a softer word? Because that is the word much of the disability community uses and prefers. Identity-first language is the point of the design.

Does it come in extended sizes? Yes, one relaxed unisex cut from S through 4XL, with the same fabric and print across every size.

What is the print like up close? Soft muted rainbow lettering printed directly into the cotton, so it feels like part of the shirt rather than a plastic patch on top.