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Collared Statement Tee
Our signature sensory-friendly collared tee.
Designed for comfort first.
• Soft, comfortable collar
• Flat seams throughout
• No tags
• Smooth printed design with no raised texture
Why we made it: Sometimes kids need a collared shirt. We wanted one that looked polished without sacrificing comfort.
Crop Statement Tee
Our signature sensory-friendly crop tee.
Designed for comfort first.
• Soft bamboo cotton fabric
• Relaxed, easy fit
• Flat seams throughout
• No tags
• Smooth printed design with no raised texture
Why we made it: We wanted a top that paired beautifully with our Classic Shalwar while staying comfortable all day long.
Snug-Fit Leggings
Our signature sensory-friendly leggings.
Designed for comfort first.
• Gentle, all-over compression feel
• Soft, flexible fabric
• High-rise comfort waistband
• Flat seams throughout
• No tags
Why we made it: We wanted leggings that provide the same grounding comfort as our long sleeve, comfortable enough for everyday wear.
Snug-Fit Long Sleeve
Our signature sensory-friendly long sleeve.
Designed for comfort first.
• Gentle, all-over compression feel
• Soft bamboo-spandex fabric
• Thumb holes at the cuffs
• Flat seams throughout
• No tags
Why we made it: Some children feel calmer with gentle compression. We created a long sleeve that provides that comfort without feeling restrictive.
Statement Tee
Our signature sensory-friendly statement tee.
Designed for comfort first.
• Soft bamboo cotton fabric
• Wide, easy crew neck
• Flat seams throughout
• No tags
• Smooth printed design with no raised texture
Why we made it: We wanted a shirt that could spread awareness while feeling invisible to the child wearing it.
The Classic Shalwar
Our signature sensory-friendly pant.
Inspired by the traditional Pakistani shalwar and designed for comfort first.
• Loose, freedom-to-move fit
• Soft encased waistband
• Flat seams throughout
• No drawstrings
Why we made it: Our daughter lived in shalwars because they were one of the few garments she never wanted to take off. We built the Classic Shalwar around what already worked for her.