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What You're Getting

We print our designs on Comfort Colors® 1717 tees, and there's a reason for that. 100% ring-spun cotton, garment-dyed for that already-broken-in feel, substantial enough to feel like a real shirt, not a billboard you're wearing.

The relaxed unisex fit is easy to wear, easy to layer, and genuinely good for errands, puttering, accidental hobbies, and the specific act of staying home after you've already left once today.

Basically: a really good shirt first. Nonsense second.

If Something's Wrong, We'll Fix It

Your order should show up looking exactly like it's supposed to. If it arrives damaged, defective, or just wrong, email us within 30 days and we'll sort it out.

No labyrinth, no runaround. Just send hello@ordinarynonsense.com your order number and what happened (a picture helps too!), and we'll take it from there.

About Ordinary Nonsense

We make shirts about the stuff that probably shouldn't be this important.

Like having a correct spoon. Buying supplies for a hobby you may or may not still care about next month. Sitting in the car for ten minutes after you get home because you're just...not ready to go inside yet. Finding a really good rock and obviously keeping it.

Ordinary Nonsense makes graphic tees for ADHD and AuDHD women, but most of our shirts don't actually say anything about ADHD or AuDHD.

They're about the weird little parts of living with a brain like ours.

The things we get really into. The things we put off because our brain is loading. The little systems we've developed that make perfect sense to us. Getting overstimulated. Needing to be alone for a while. Being way too attached to an object that could technically be replaced, but absolutely will not be.

Basically, I wanted to make the kind of shirts that make you laugh because you thought something was just a you thing.

Sometimes that's a shirt about having seventeen tabs open in your brain. Sometimes it's a raccoon with a lamp.

Both feel important around here.

Wear the nonsense.

- Callie Sitek

Founder, Ordinary Nonsense