Make room for ideas.
Help Maddie turn her creative interests into a business she can grow.
BIG COLOR. BIG HEART.
Wear a little
more kindness.
Meet Autism Threads. A colorful beginning for Maddie, a young creator with autism building a future of her own.
Meet your next favorite tee✦ Made to spark connection. Inspired by Maddie.
THE KINDNESS COLLECTION
Good things start with kindness.
A storyworth
wearing.
THE FIRST CHAPTER
Color with a purpose.
Four first-look concepts. One message:
there’s room for all of us.
Something good is taking shape.Collection preview · Sales open January 21, 2027. Final shirts, sizes and pricing are coming soon.
THE PERSON BEHIND THE THREADS
Her creativity.
Her next chapter.
When Maddie was 18 and still in high school, her mom gave her an old Silhouette cutting machine. Together, they started making shirts with a heat press—and a new possibility began to take shape.
Today, Autism Threads is a way for Maddie to share her creativity, earn an income, and work toward greater independence.
“I just want people to know how to be kind to each other.”— Maddie
Autism is part of her story. So are her ideas, her personality, and everything she’s working toward.
MORE THAN SOMETHING TO WEAR
A small business.
A future full of possibility.
Lead with kindness.
Start conversations that encourage understanding and respect for different experiences of autism.
Build independence.
Support meaningful work, new skills, and Maddie’s goal of helping cover her own bills.
A FEW GOOD QUESTIONS
Before the
first drop.
When can I buy a shirt?
Our target launch is January 21, 2027. This is a first look at the collection while we finalize artwork and test physical samples.
Can I personalize a design?
The launch collection will feature finished designs. Personalized orders won’t be offered at launch.
Where will you ship?
We’re planning to ship within the United States at launch. Shipping prices and delivery estimates will be available before ordering opens.
What does my purchase support?
Purchases will support Maddie’s business and her journey toward greater independence. We also plan to give a portion of profits to an autism nonprofit; the organization and percentage will be announced once finalized.
THE NEXT CHAPTER STARTS JANUARY 21