Molly Fuller Design Sensory Friendly Clothing

The Charlie shirt is a fashionable take on sensory-friendliness, stretch and compression in clothing design. Our customers frequently report feeling happier and more regulated in our shirt.

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Time's running low to get a Charlie Shirt under the tree for Christmas! Order yours today to give your loved one a gentle, sensory calming hug.

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How important is inclusion when you think about your clothing?

Clothes can be itchy and tight sometimes but for a lot of people with SPD or ASD clothes can feel like that ALL THE TIME. It's overwhelming and a lot of times they are forced to deal with it because there aren't a lot of options when it comes to wearing clothing that's fashionable and sensory friendly.
design aims to change that with the Charlie Shirt. We take sensory issues seriously by going beyond removing tags and zippers. We added fidgets for tactile input and use soft material to reduce itchiness.

When everyone can find and wear comfortable, sensory clothing then we'll know we're on the path to inclusion.

Time to layer up! Wear our Charlie Shirt under any outfit to add an extra layer of warmth and deep pressure during the chilly winter months.

Bet you can't get all that with your regular thermal.

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We're still offering free shipping on every shirt in the shop. Order early and make sure you get your order on time for the holidays!

In honor of and we're making it easier to support our small business by offering free shipping on all orders.

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Happy Thanksgiving from the Molly Fuller Design Team! This year we're grateful for another year of health and happiness. What are you grateful for?

Enjoy peace, calm and balance. Wearing our Charlie Compression Shirt can help soothe the wearer's nervous system allowing them to feel calm and relaxed in any situation.

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Want to see the Charlie shirt and test for yourself how soft it is? Meet us at the Medallion Club Craft Show from 6PM to 9PM on November 23rd.

We're always happy to see our community.

See you soon!

For all day comfort, for any activity.

Children that wear the Charlie shirt have reported being able to wear the shirt all day with no problems. That's because we choose a special fabric that remained soft while also having enough stretch to provide the compression you expect from a compression shirt.

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The layered look is in for the season.

Wear the Charlie shirt under your favorite outfit for an added layer of sensory calm or for warmth.

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Who can wear a Charlie shirt? Everyone!

Our shirts are unisex and are designed for teens and adults. Everyone can look great and feel great in a Charlie Shirt.

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Most "sensory friendly" clothing options out there only focus on one thing at a time.

For hyper-sensitive needs, they will removing tags and call the shirt "sensory friendly".

On the other side, most "deep pressure therapy" clothing options only focus on the hypo-sensitive needs. They'll add weight or bulky material and think that's all that's needed to be done.

Parents know that their children can have both hyper and hyposensitive needs at the same time. That's why our compression shirts take all these details into consideration to provide the highest quality sensory friendly, deep pressure therapy compression shirt.

- All tags heat pressed on with soft ink
- All the thread is soft
- The material is a brushed spandex to be extra soft on the inside
- The material is a power stretch material addressing the deep pressure need
- The shirt is tighter in the torso and looser in the arms and neck to apply the pressure where it's needed
- The length is intentionally longer to be pulled down to add extra pressure around the hips and eliminate the shirt from riding up.

We developed the shirt not just with you in mind, but actually WITH you, oh and we make you look good while wearing it too :P.

We can't wait to see what you have to say about it. Check out the testimonial highlight!

Don't forget the fidget!

Here’s the key to fidget objects most people don’t think about. A fidget object can be any item that activates the brain through one or more of the senses.

The key to finding the right fidget depends on the stimuli your child needs relief from.

Read with us on the blog where we give you solid advice on choosing the right fidget to get you through the holiday gatherings.

https://mollyfullerdesign.com/blogs/news/combat-holiday-overwhelm-with-fidgets-for-sensory-processing-disorder

Brothers or friends? When the bond is real, it's hard to tell the difference.

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We took a recent survey and one thing everyone comments on is how amazingly soft our shirts are yet still tight enough to get the deep pressure support.

We're glad to walk that fine line to get you the support you need.

Have a safe and fun Halloween! Make sure to slip your Charlie shirt on underneath your costumes. That way you stay spooky, well regulated, and warm!

The holidays are fast approaching and with them come all the extra preparations. Not just decorating the house, cooking massive meals or getting guest rooms ready. But also, prepping safe areas for the kids to escape to if they get overwhelmed and for dealing with not-so-empathetic family members that think autism needs to be cured.

Read with us on the blog as we share our best tips for successfully navigating family and social situations this holiday season.

https://mollyfullerdesign.com/blogs/news/combat-holiday-overwhelm-with-fidgets-for-sensory-processing-disorder

Shop around for a therapist that fits your child’s needs.

Yes, therapists are hard to come by but its 1000 times more effective when our child and their therapist mesh.

What do you think? Is it better to just get the services when they are available or is it better to be selective and wait for the right one?

Love the clothes you're in. ❤️

Most people are worried that compressions shirts will be too tight on their children. They're plesantly surprised when the Charlie shirt fits just right.

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Tips for Halloween 🎃

1. Walk your route. Familiarize yourself and your child with the walk.
2. Dress for the weather. It's getting cold out there. Stay warm.
3. Prepare for sensory sensitivities. Bring fidgets, noise cancelling headphones, or sunglasses.

Remember to bring a Charlie shirt with you to wear under your costume!

Everyone has their moment where they don't feel their best but for some reason SPD kids get defined by them.

One disregulated day in school and all of a sudden it wipes out 3 months of awesome behavior.

Remember to grant grace. The behavior is hard to deal with, not the child.

Help your child find positive strategies to manage their day to day routines. Sign up to get email updates of blogs and promotions and get your free copy of our sensory lifestyle guide book: Equipping your SPD Teen to Thirve.

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No one ever looks back and says

"I advocated for my child too much"

Independent adults come from strong parents that backed them up when they were too young to know how to advocate for themselves.

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Classic colors and classic fit.

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“We are our children's only full-time advocate. Our kids need us to learn as much about their disorders as we can. They need us to understand what they are going through, every day. They need us to feel how frightening and chaotic their world can be. Above all else, they need us to be their advocates.

To say, ‘No more’ when it needs to be said.

To say, ‘You can do it, I know you can!’ when we know they can.

To say, ‘I know what he needs’ because we really do.”
- Michelle Morris

Don't miss out latest blog post for SPD Awareness month on advocating for your child in school.

Read today! https://mollyfullerdesign.com/blogs/news/from-scared-to-prepared-advocating-at-school-for-your-spd-child

School accommodations you may not have thought about asking for:

1. Extra nap time. Sometimes kids need a little extra sleep. If they are having a restless day let them know to ask a teacher for a nap. If you add that to an IEP the school may be able to accommodate.
2. Sensory room. Schools are starting to understand different ways of helping children during the school day and are adding sensory rooms. Ask if your school has one.
3. Extra time. Having a short amount of time to finish a task is stressful. Ask that your child get a few extra moments to complete assignments.
4. Extra help during testing. You're not asking for the answers, just a little extra help to understand the questions.
5. Noise cancelling headphones. Headphones can help block noise from busy classrooms.

Anything you want to add to the list?