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Girl with her tongue out holding up a white tote bag with "My disability is invisible, NOT imaginary" unicorn cat design
Not all disabilities are visible.
 
Featuring a unicorn cat design and the message “My Disability Is Invisible, Not Imaginary,” this design helps raise awareness for the millions of people living with invisible disabilities. It’s a simple reminder that not every disability can be seen, and that appearances don’t tell the whole story.
 
Available as a tote bag or 11oz ceramic mug, this design combines everyday practicality with meaningful disability awareness.
 
Perfect for daily use, appointments, work, school, advocacy events, or as a thoughtful gift for someone living with an invisible disability.
 
Get your Invisible Disability tote bag and mug today! Or, get it as a gift for someone you know!

Invisible Disability Tote Bag & Mug | My Disability Is Invisible, Not Imaginary

$15.00Price
Tote/ Mug Colour
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  • Tote Bag

    • Lightweight 15"x15" carry-all
    • Durable, bright, colourful 100% cotton construction
    • Individually hand-pressed by someone with lived chronic illness experience.

    Mugs

    • 11oz ceramic mug
    • Design is heat-pressed sublimation print on the white exterior surface
    • Mug interior and handle may come in different colours (varies by selection)
    • Coloured versions have colour only on the inside and handle; exterior remains white with printed design
    • Suitable for everyday hot and cold beverages
    • Printed and heat-treated for durability and long-lasting design clarity

WHAT PEOPLE SAY

Mary

Your bag actually saved the day in the pouring rain in Paris. It fits more than it looks like it does.

Tim

I received the shirt last week and have already worn it multiple times. Not only is the message on point as someone with a disability, but the quality and feel of the shirt is AMAZING! Can't recommend this store enough.

Rebeka

So when Chronically Sarcastic first announced the "My Social Battery" tee, I knew I had to have it. As an introvert and chronically ill individual, my social battery is almost always veering on empty... and now I have a comfy snazzy shirt to showcase it.

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