Consistently Inconsistent Organic Cotton T-Shirt

A collaboration with Emma Bronze of The Squiggle Box

Sharp as a tack on Monday. Running on fumes by Tuesday. Buzzing on Thursday, then flat as a pancake. If your energy, focus and mood have never once read the memo, this one’s absolutely for you.

The Consistently Inconsistent Tee is a collab between Something Profound and Emma, the Chief Squiggler behind The Squiggle Box. Emma is a child psychotherapist and a late-diagnosed neurodivergent founder who makes monthly boxes of art, fidgets, sensory tools and little treats for burnt-out, neurodivergent and squiggly lives. Her whole thing is making for the joy of it, not to get it right. No pressure, no perfection, no mask required.

Because this isn’t just a t-shirt. It’s permission to be a bit all over the place, and a little piece of solidarity for everyone who’s ever been told to just be more consistent. Being inconsistent isn’t a flaw. It’s how some of us are built. (Honestly, you’re consistent at being you.)

Available in black, off white or white. Unisex fit in inclusive sizes XXS to 5XL, because every body deserves a tee that gets them.

Printed using high quality DTF printing onto Stanley/Stella organic cotton, the same gorgeous, skin-kind fabric our customers keep coming back for.

Why you’ll love the fabric:
Soft, breathable and kind to your skin, whether you’re having a high-sensory day, a low-energy day or a full-on can’t-get-off-the-sofa day. Chemical free, gentle on sensitive skin and kind to the planet too. (Add “100% GOTS certified organic cotton” here if that’s what’s on your supplier sheet for this style.)

The good stuff:
🌿 Oeko-Tex Standard 100 Certified: no nasties, keeping you and the Earth safe.
🐾 PETA-Approved Vegan: cruelty-free all the way.
✊ Made by a Fair Wear Foundation member: independently audited factories, so the people making your tee are treated fairly and work safely.

Care: Machine wash cool with similar colours and hang dry to keep it looking its best.

Whether you’re proudly neurodivergent, still waiting on that diagnosis, or just deeply relate to having a brain that does its own thing, grab yours and wear your wonderful inconsistency with pride.

Want to know more about Emma? Pop over to thesquigglebox.com and follow her on Instagram @squigglesocietyuk. If a box of gentle, no-pressure creativity sounds like your kind of thing, you’re in very good company.

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