"Sensory friendly t-shirt"

[LucyPurrs]

No comment.

(Perhaps this 'no comment' will also be removed )

???

 

[Fridgemagnetman]

???

A previous post on this thread which said 'no comment' was removed.

 

[LucyPurrs]

A previous post on this thread which said 'no comment' was removed.

Just wondered what the "No comment" was all about. Was aware the first one was removed. Why I have no idea- guess I'm missing something here but no biggie.

 

[Pats]

But then aren't the seams visible and everyone tells you your shirt is inside out?



What the duck! It does for me!

I signed out then copied the link again. That's the only solution I could think of so I'll see if that helps. It changed the color of the person, so that's something.

Outside seams seem to be popular right now anyway.

 

[Yeshuasdaughter]

Sensory Friendly Clothing : Target

"The tagless design features flat seams..."

I've been wearing these for a couple years without knowing they were advertised as "sensory friendly" until I saw them online.

Pretty cool, huh!

I love the plain tee shirts that Walmart sells. I think it's fruit of the loom. No tag or side seams. Even though they are sold in the men's dept, they have colours for either men or women.

 

[Joshua the Writer]

Looks like they have a whole range of "sensory friendly clothing" which I've never seen in a mainstream store over here.

The link didn't work for me either @Fino , but see if THIS link to the range works @Progster ...

LINK

I wish I hadn't bothered looking at the website not available to anyone in the UK

I guess that American companies are quicker to adapt to their customer's demands?

 

[Fino]

Or perhaps more customers demand it here, or customers demand it more, or both.

 

[Joshua the Writer]

Or perhaps more customers demand it here, or customers demand it more, or both.

Most likely both, because both are basically the same thing.

 

[Fino]

Most likely both, because both are basically the same thing.

Not quite. It's basically a quantity vs. quality thing. It involves the concept of the silent majority or a noisy minority. Change could be enacted by a small group of zealots or an overwhelming amount of passive support.

 

[Joshua the Writer]

Not quite. It's basically a quantity vs. quality thing. It involves the concept of the silent majority or a noisy minority. Change could be enacted by a small group of zealots or an overwhelming amount of passive support.

Ah, got it. Thanks for clearing that up.