I Don't Struggle With Autism Sweatshirt

Questions people ask

What size I Don't Struggle With Autism sweatshirt should I get?

It is a unisex fit and it runs true to size, so take your normal size. If you want it baggy — and most people wearing this one do — go one size up. Sizes run S to 2XL.

What is the I Don't Struggle With Autism sweatshirt made of, and how do I wash it?

50% cotton, 50% polyester, at a heavy 271 g/m² blend fleece. Pre-shrunk, with a 1x1 athletic rib-knit collar with spandex and double-needle stitching at the collar, shoulders, armholes, cuffs and hem. The design is embroidered into it, not printed on top. Inside out, cool wash, skip the tumble dryer.

How long will it take to arrive?

Each one is embroidered to order, then it is 2–7 working days to most countries once it leaves the workshop. No duties or import charges in the UK, US, EU, Australia, New Zealand or Canada — the price you pay is the price you pay.

Can I return it?

Yes. You have 14 days from delivery to ask for a refund or an exchange. It needs to come back unworn and unwashed with the tags still attached, and return postage is down to the buyer. Email contact@orbitalclothingbrand.com and we'll sort it.

About the I don't struggle with autism I'm actually very good at it (embroidered)

The I Don’t Struggle With Autism, I’m Actually Very Good At It sweatshirt carries the line as embroidery rather than print. It is stitched small and centred on the chest in fine dark serif type, split across two rows with a little gold smiling star sewn between them. It is one of Orbital’s neurodivergent designs.

Embroidered on a heavy blend fleece unisex crew neck sweatshirt, true to size, S to 2XL, in colours including white, black, navy, maroon, light blue, sport grey and light pink.

The same line is also available as an embroidered t-shirt, an embroidered hoodie and a cotton twill cap. People search for it as I don’t struggle with autism I am very good at it. It is bought by autistic adults for themselves, and as a gift by people who wanted to get it right.