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Disabled and chronically sick people don't just have needs, we have wants too. And beyond that, we want (and deserve) nice things! Generally products aren't designed with that in mind, but they are here.

Products include: crew neck unisex t-shirts, A3/A4/A5 art prints, plastic-free paper-based stickers, canvas tote bags and greeting cards.

My collections are about bringing you nice products, yes, but they're also bringing you products that can spark conversations. You don't have to have a certain condition to buy from my shop, in fact you don't have to have any condition. Many of the pieces incorporate valuable reminders for everyone.

Ever feel burnt out? Ever need a reminder to be gentle with yourself? We all do sometimes. Whether you'd like to brighten up someone's day, your wardrobe or your home, this shop is here to help.

T-shirts, prints, bags and stickers are available through my main Teemill webshop.

WHAT WE'VE GOT:

- A webshop free from gendered language
- GOTS certified organic cotton
- FSC certified 100% recycled paper
- Entirely plastic-free stickers
- Social Accountability certified (SA8000)
- Process powered by wind and solar
- Low impact inks
- Plastic free packaging
- Carbon-neutral website

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Quote from Julia reads: "incredibly accurate and ridiculously soft!"

Jenny is a slim white woman with short dark hair sitting on a sofa smiling at the camera. She is wearing a black tshirt with white text that reads "everything hurts and I feel like death". Art prints feature phrases such as "progress is progress" and "get up and go back to bed".

A selection of art prints shown sitting on a wooden sideboard. Prints include phrases such as "progress is progress", "aiming for something", "The revolution includes naps", and "get up and go back to bed".

Jenny is a white slim woman with short dark hair. She is wearing a white respirator mask (3M Aura), and a white tshirt that reads "Disabled people deserve joy". She is standing facing the camera straight on. Prints on the wall behind read "progress is progress" and "rest counts".

A selection of round stickers shown against a wooden rattan background. Stickers feature phrases such as "rest counts", "be gentle with yourself" and "good times sometimes".

Quote from Liv reads: "It's the best thing I have ever bought".

A cream canvas tote bag sits on a retro swivel chair. The bag features black text that reads: "Not being rude, not in a mood, overstimulated". Print on the wall behind reads: "Rest counts".

Quote from Heather reads "Guess who has a new favourite tshirt?"

Jenny is a slim white woman with short dark hair, leaning against a wooden sideboard. She is wearing an olive green tshirt with white text that reads: "Can't climb mountains, moving them instead". Prints displayed on the sideboard read: "get up and go back to bed" and "you are allowed to be defined by your health issues".

The webshop is free from gendered language, but it's worth noting that the fit of the tshirts is often referred to as a "mens" style meaning it's a more straight fit. If it helps I'm 5"7 and a UK size 12. I wear a size Medium for a regular fit, a Large for a looser fit, and an XL for a more oversized feel.

It's important to me that this shop is as environmentally friendly as possible. Please note that the stickers do not contain plastic, which means they are not water resistant. They may also be a little thinner than you're used to, as they do not have the plastic vinyl top layer that some other sticker companies include. For indoor use only. I use them on my pinboard, in my sketchbooks, on journal covers, on pots and inside clear phone cases, for example!

International shipping is available. The countries we can currently ship to are as follows:

United States, Canada, Australia, France, Germany, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Austria, Belgium, Finland, Czech Republic, Denmark, Norway, United Kingdom, Switzerland, New Zealand, Portugal, Netherlands, Isle of Man, Andorra, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Cape Verde, China, Costa Rica, Croatia, Egypt, Estonia, Falkland Islands, Faroe Islands, Georgia, Gibraltar, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Indonesia, Israel, Japan, Jersey, Kenya, Korea, Republic of, Latvia, Liechtenstein, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Madagascar, Malta, Monaco, Montenegro, New Caledonia, Norfolk Island, Oman, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Poland, Puerto Rico, Romania, Saint Helena, Saint Lucia, San Marino, Serbia, Singapore, Slovakia, Slovenia, Taiwan, Province of China, Uruguay, Virgin Islands, U.S.

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Cream greeting card features teal and orange handwritten text that reads "Sorry you're feelin' rough". Card is shown sitting on wooden sideboard surrounded by houseplants.

A range of greeting cards are shown on a wooden sideboard. Behind the cards is a painting of a mountain landscape. Cards include phrases such as "naps are morally neutral", "life is so weird let's hang on tight to each other", and "you are deserving of support and care".

Quote from Jonny reads: "As someone who has been on sick leave for over a year, these would make my day".

Selection of greeting cards are shown sitting on wooden sideboard. Crads include phrases such as "progress is progress", "sorry you're feelin' rough" and "ehm, ouch".

Quote from Hayley Rose reads: "Would have been so good if these had been around when I first got sick! Even now, 20 years later, these cards would still be appropriate. You've done a great thing".

Cream greeting card is shown on wooden sideboard surrounded by plants and pottery. Card features handwritten text that reads: "Rest counts". A retro illustration above the text features sunbeams and flowers. Colours include red, yellow, pink, brown, green and blue.

Quote from Lindsay reads: "These are amazing, I'd be thrilled to receive any of these!"

Dark greeting card sits on a wooden sideboard surrounded by plants. The card features text that reads: "Progress is progress". The text is surrounded by retro illustrations of flowers and sunbeams. Colours include green, pink, blue, orange and yellow.

Selection of greeting cards shown sitting on a wooden sideboard. Behind them is a painting of a mountain landscape. Cards include phrases such as "bloom at your own pace", "the revolution includes naps", and "rest counts.

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I think it's high time there was a shake-up in how we think of "Get Well Soon" and "Thinking of You". Often greetings in these categories are intended to be open ended, applicable to a variety of situations. In theory, I get it. In practice however, it's saying so little it's almost not saying anything at all.

When you're in a tough situation without a definitive end point, people are often unsure of what to say or how to show support. My cards are here to help with that, and bring people together.

Whether it's chronic illness pals that are separated by miles, or friends and family that aren't quite sure of the "right" words to say.

I understand. What do you say when you can't say "Get Well Soon"?

You tell them that you believe them. That you're listening. You remind them that they matter to you, and are valued. You remind them that rest is allowed, and that they're not a burden. You tell them that rest counts. That naps are morally neutral. That you're sorry they're feeling rough.

Not just for those with chronic illness, but 12 designs for anyone going through a hard time.

Back away from the outdated mildly hopeful cards with lavender and daffodils blowing in the breeze. What is that supposed to mean anyway?

Never be stuck for what to say again! I've got you covered.

When you’re in a tough situation without a definitive end point, people are often unsure of how to help or what to say

Greeting Cards are available through my Thortful page.

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