• Designed with affirming, identity-respecting language
• Subtle — no puzzle pieces, no infantilizing graphics
• Empowering phrases like “Unmask,” “Autistic & Proud,” or calming symbols
• Suitable for jackets, bags, lanyards, or event wear
• Created by and for the autism community

These are wearable statements — soft, proud, and never performative.

• Autistic adults who want gentle visibility on their own terms
• Allies, educators, and caregivers who want to show support
• Individuals who mask and want a quiet way to communicate needs
• Anyone tired of generic awareness merch that doesn’t reflect lived experience
• Gift-givers looking for small, meaningful items

They’re tiny but powerful — made to express identity, not explain it.

• Yes — many customers wear them on jackets, backpacks, or ID lanyards
• Ideal for work, school, appointments, or advocacy events
• Can be conversation starters *or* quiet signals — depending on the design
• Help set boundaries gently (“Please Be Patient” style pins)
• Discreet, stylish, and designed to feel safe to wear

Pins are a soft way to be seen, without being put on the spot.

• Yes they’re smooth, lightweight, and made with comfort in mind
• No rough edges or irritating fasteners
• Can be easily removed when needed — no commitment required
• Most designs are visually simple to avoid overstimulation
• Flat enamel or soft metal finishes for reduced tactile triggers

We consider sensory comfort in every detail — even with something small.

• Absolutely — they’re affordable, meaningful, and easy to personalize
• Great for care packages, encouragement gifts, or advocacy events
• Show support without pressure or expectation
• Fit perfectly into gift boxes or “just because” bundles
• Message and visuals are respectful, empowering, and inclusive

Give a pin that says “I see you” — and actually means it.