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Sarcastic Advocacy Apparel & Gifts for Chronic Illness, Disability, and Everyday Survival

For the chronically ill, disabled, and the people who love them, because sometimes the best way to say "I see you" is with a little sarcasm.

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If this sounds familiar...

  • You've heard "but you don't look sick" OR "but you don't look disabled" more times than you can count

  • Your body regularly causes chaos without consulting with you first

  • Your social battery drains faster than your phone battery with the bluetooth on

  • You're tired of explaining things people can't see

  • Sarcasm is your most reliable coping mechanism

Good news. We probably have a design for that.

Fan Favourites

The designs that make people say, "Finally, someone gets it."​

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My Disability is Invisible NOT Imaginary
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The Day the Hops Slowed Down

A children's story about adapting, inclusion, and learning that slowing down can still be fun.

Mama Bunny hasn't been feeling well and has to slow down, Baby Bunny and her friends learn that doing things differently doesn't mean missing out. Through patience, creativity, and a little imagination, they discover new ways to play, include everyone, and enjoy the journey together.

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Stay Sarcastic. Stay Updated.

Get first dibs on new designs, updates, events, and the occasional reminder that sarcasm is a perfectly valid coping mechanism.

The Waddle has spoken. Here's what our community really thinks!

Chronically Sarcastic Is Officially Part of the Safe Space Alliance

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I am extremely proud to be a part of the Safe Space Alliance community. My advocacy, though focuses on the chronically ill and disabled, doesn't stop there. I believe in equality for everyone, in every community.

Being a part of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, as well as the disability and chronic illness community, means my representation and story are extremely important and I don't take that lightly. There is a massive intersection between all the communities I represent and because of that, I want all the spaces I'm in control of to be safe for everyone. That also includes our FB page.
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