Talk to the Ears! - Quirky Cotton Canvas Tote Bag - A Conversational Piece for Autistics
About the Design
The inspiration for this design was talking to my doctor, she thought the lack of eye contact was a learnt behaviour. I quickly corrected her! The issue is NTs read body language instead of listening to what is being said. Autistics, listing and thinking about what is being said, but if they try to do this whilst also reading body language, they get confused. Just like NT trying to read body language and thinking at the same time, they get confused! I think the autistics are right on this front, thoughtful meaningful conversation above superficiality any day!
Wearing this design helps to teach that autistic lack of eye contact is actually a good thing, they are listening to what is being said and thinking about it!
About the Tote Bag
Introducing a charming Cotton Canvas Tote Bag that radiates a playful vibe with its quirky designs. Perfect for anyone who embraces individuality and creativity, this tote is not only stylish but also practical for everyday use. Whether you’re heading to the farmer’s market, going to work, or enjoying a day out, this bag is your ideal companion. It's perfect for celebrating creativity in the arts, making it a great gift for artists, students, or anyone who loves to express themselves. This tote bag shines during occasions such as birthdays or as a thoughtful gift for holidays like Earth Day, as it promotes sustainability. "Box! What Box?" and "Proudly Quirky" are bold statements that resonate with those who celebrate uniqueness in themselves and the world around them.
Product features
- 100% Cotton canvas for durability
- Flat corners for a sleek design
- Reinforced self-fabric carrying handles
- Heavy fabric ensures long-lasting use
- Available in natural and black colors
Care instructions
- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.
- Spot clean
- Do not bleach
- Line dry
| 15" x 16" | |
|---|---|
| Width, in | 15.00 |
| Length, in | 16.00 |
| Handle length, in | 20.00 |
About the Design
The inspiration for this design was talking to my doctor, she thought the lack of eye contact was a learnt behaviour. I quickly corrected her! The issue is NTs read body language instead of listening to what is being said. Autistics, listing and thinking about what is being said, but if they try to do this whilst also reading body language, they get confused. Just like NT trying to read body language and thinking at the same time, they get confused! I think the autistics are right on this front, thoughtful meaningful conversation above superficiality any day!
Wearing this design helps to teach that autistic lack of eye contact is actually a good thing, they are listening to what is being said and thinking about it!
About the Tote Bag
Introducing a charming Cotton Canvas Tote Bag that radiates a playful vibe with its quirky designs. Perfect for anyone who embraces individuality and creativity, this tote is not only stylish but also practical for everyday use. Whether you’re heading to the farmer’s market, going to work, or enjoying a day out, this bag is your ideal companion. It's perfect for celebrating creativity in the arts, making it a great gift for artists, students, or anyone who loves to express themselves. This tote bag shines during occasions such as birthdays or as a thoughtful gift for holidays like Earth Day, as it promotes sustainability. "Box! What Box?" and "Proudly Quirky" are bold statements that resonate with those who celebrate uniqueness in themselves and the world around them.
Product features
- 100% Cotton canvas for durability
- Flat corners for a sleek design
- Reinforced self-fabric carrying handles
- Heavy fabric ensures long-lasting use
- Available in natural and black colors
Care instructions
- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.
- Spot clean
- Do not bleach
- Line dry
| 15" x 16" | |
|---|---|
| Width, in | 15.00 |
| Length, in | 16.00 |
| Handle length, in | 20.00 |
About the Design
The inspiration for this design was talking to my doctor, she thought the lack of eye contact was a learnt behaviour. I quickly corrected her! The issue is NTs read body language instead of listening to what is being said. Autistics, listing and thinking about what is being said, but if they try to do this whilst also reading body language, they get confused. Just like NT trying to read body language and thinking at the same time, they get confused! I think the autistics are right on this front, thoughtful meaningful conversation above superficiality any day!
Wearing this design helps to teach that autistic lack of eye contact is actually a good thing, they are listening to what is being said and thinking about it!
About the Tote Bag
Introducing a charming Cotton Canvas Tote Bag that radiates a playful vibe with its quirky designs. Perfect for anyone who embraces individuality and creativity, this tote is not only stylish but also practical for everyday use. Whether you’re heading to the farmer’s market, going to work, or enjoying a day out, this bag is your ideal companion. It's perfect for celebrating creativity in the arts, making it a great gift for artists, students, or anyone who loves to express themselves. This tote bag shines during occasions such as birthdays or as a thoughtful gift for holidays like Earth Day, as it promotes sustainability. "Box! What Box?" and "Proudly Quirky" are bold statements that resonate with those who celebrate uniqueness in themselves and the world around them.
Product features
- 100% Cotton canvas for durability
- Flat corners for a sleek design
- Reinforced self-fabric carrying handles
- Heavy fabric ensures long-lasting use
- Available in natural and black colors
Care instructions
- Do not iron directly over the printed area - print may stick to the iron.
- Spot clean
- Do not bleach
- Line dry
| 15" x 16" | |
|---|---|
| Width, in | 15.00 |
| Length, in | 16.00 |
| Handle length, in | 20.00 |