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Yellow tote bag on a grey background with "My Illness is Invisible, NOT imaginary" unicorn cat design
Not every illness is visible, but that doesn’t make it any less real.
 
This design was created for people living with invisible disabilities and chronic illness who are tired of having to explain what others cannot see. It reflects the exhaustion of being told you “look fine” while living a very different reality.
 
Featuring a rainbow emo unicorn cat, this design blends humour and lived experience into a bold, relatable statement.
 
Available as both a tote bag and a mug, designed for everyday use, errands, appointments, or gifting.
 
Get your mug or tote today! Or splurge and treat yourself to both! If accessories aren't your thing, it also comes as a shirt!
 
**The colour of the mug is only on the INSIDE and the HANDLE.**

Invisible Illness Tote Bag & Mug | My Illness Is Invisible Not Imaginary

$15.00Price
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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.

    Mug

    • 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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