Sizing is based off the waist measurement, two finger widths above your belly button. If you're in the middle between two sizes and you desire a tighter fit for more compression then choose the smaller size. The shirts have a longer hem for a tighter fit over the hips. 

My compression products are specifically made to address deep pressure and sensory needs. Whereas, Nike and Under Armour compression shirts are designed specifically to promote blood flow during workouts. Athletic compression shirts use a lower percentage of spandex (5-8%) in their fabric, meaning they apply a lower amount of compression when compared to my shirts which have 12% spandex.

When compared to other autism compression shirts, my compression shirts have a higher percentage of spandex and a much softer feel. I don’t use any shiny or irritating materials. Spio compression shirts have zippers in the back and are made to be an orthosis for join stability. While their product applies a more custom and tighter fit, not everyone needs that amount of restriction.

I’ve intentionally designed in details that look stylish while also functioning as a form of fidget or tactile sensory input. I think through details to reduce irritation such as seaming being completely tag-less.

I’m aware and sensitive to the overall costs that families are spending on various autism therapies and products. I believe in not charging more simply because my product is designed for a medical purpose and I use the words ‘autism’ and ‘sensory’ in my description. I believe quality is important and do not cut corners when it comes to choosing fabrics and selecting my manufacturing partners. All my products are made in the US at manufactures with fair wages. In order to be a sustainable business and continue to be able to research, test, and create new products, I need to have enough money to reinvest from current products back into my business. You have my promise that where I can lower prices and maintain the same high level of quality and style I will.

Traditional retail markup their products at 5x their cost. Mine is only 2x the cost.

I believe in transparency, each shirt cost $26 to make. Here is a breakdown of my cost for one long sleeve Charlie shirt:

Fabric: $6 

Labor: $10

Thread/Details: $5

Printing: $5

We've partnered with Sezzle to offer 4 payments over 6 weeks with no interest to help reduce the upfront cost.

You will receive a confirmation and tracking email when your product has shipped. If you ordered an item while in stock shipping usually takes 1-3 business days within the US. 

Yes of course! If possible to, we'd like returns within 30 days. On your email confirmation you will be able to select return. If you don't see that option please reach out to us at mollyfuller.design@gmail.com. 

Yes, on your email receipt you should be able to cancel an order. If you have any problems please reach out to us at mollyfuller.design@gmail.com

I realize everybody is different.  I respect a trial and error approach and encourage you to try a shirt and if it doesn't satisfy your needs return it. 

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You are always told right away what your initial payment will be, as well as what amounts are due later on and when. Installments are then automatically scheduled, so you don't need to worry about logging in and paying a bill before a due date.

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