Ramps Are Not Optional Shirt, Wheelchair Accessibility Tee

A step at the entrance is a closed door. Physical access is a baseline requirement under the ADA, not a bonus feature a business adds when it feels generous, and the buildings that skip it are making a choice. This shirt names that choice.

For wheelchair and mobility device users, people with strollers and walkers, accessibility consultants, and the organizers pushing city councils and venues to fix the entrance. Wear it to public meetings, to accessibility audits, to protests, and to whatever restaurant still calls its back-alley entrance accessible.

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

Is this only for wheelchair users? No. Ramps serve mobility device users, people with walkers and canes, parents with strollers, and delivery workers, which is exactly the argument the shirt is making.

Does the shirt sit well when seated? The 1717 has a relaxed body and a slightly longer length, so the design stays centered on the chest rather than bunching at the waist.

Can I wash it normally? Yes. Turn it inside out, wash cold, tumble dry low, and skip bleach and the print stays sharp for years.