Introducing the new Achy Smile Shop!!! I’m super excited to show off our new tees, mugs, gifts and more! Hours upon hours have been spent creating these products for the Chronic Illness community. I hope you enjoy what you find and know that each purchase you make helps a non-profit continue their mission. There is so much more to come over the next few months.
Mission & Goals
My goal is to create impactful designs that will highlight diseases needing more advocacy and support than what you see today. To assist these efforts, Achy Smile will donate 10% of all profits to a different non-profit each month.
How Does the Community Choose a Non-Profit of the Month?
On the 25th of each month, Achy Smile will run a poll for 24 hours on Instagram, allowing followers to chose between two non-profit organizations. The winning organization will receive 10% of all profits for the next month. YOU will be deciding what disease or illness is highlighted for the month. The blog on the Achy Smile Shop site will also highlight the organization and their mission.
Want to see the organizations Achy Smile Shop followers have promoted? Visit https://achysmile.shop/pages/non-profit-of-the-month.
Behind the Design
There are several collections you will find on Achy Smile Shop!!! Each design was chosen or designed by me 😉 I have one collection in the mix that is shown, but not created – Migraine Warrior. I am still in the design process for my Warrior. Have ideas? Let me know in the comments!
In the following paragraphs, read about each collection and what it means to me. By purchasing an item from Achy Smile Shop, you are showing your support for your own cause or those of a loved one.
Chronic Illness Hero & Shero
Definition of a Hero: a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
Hero’s, wear your battle scars proudly. It’s a tough life living with Chronic Illness, we wake up every day with a life
Chronic Illness Shero
Definition of a Shero: a person who is admired or idealized for courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
Just like Hero’s, Shero’s, wear your battle scars proudly. It’s a tough life living with Chronic Illness, we wake up every day with a life, not like most people. People who do not understand what waking up means every morning. Wear your cape proudly!
Spoonie
How many shirts and jackets do you see out there with three little spoons on the front? I’m sure, not a lot. Most people do not know about the Spoon Theory, written by Christine Miserandino. Here’s the perfect chance to answer the question on everyone’s face when they see you sporting our Spoonie Collection!
Tasteless
I’m not perfect. I have moments when I’m feeling my worst that are plain…tasteless. I’m okay with that, it’s a moment in time and I move past it. In the meantime, though, I’m usually in Bitch Mode…
Achy Smile
Show your Achy Smile and wear our gear to support Spoonies everywhere! What’s an Achy Smile? Our smile when we’re smiling through the pain.
How to Browse the Shop
Use the navigation menu on the left side of your screen, located under the Achy Smile Shop logo. On collection pages, you can use the Filters to help narrow down your results!
- Home
- Collections
- All Products
- Chronic Illness Hero
- Chronic Illness Shero
- Spoonie
- Migraine Warrior
- Tasteless
- Achy Smile
- Women
- Men
- Shoes
- Hats
- Bags & Pouches
- Beverage
- Phone Cases
- Value Items
Shipping Fees
I’m excited to announce that shipping rates
Better than that, though, shipping is FREE for orders above $100 in the continental United States!
Want a 10% Off Coupon Code?
Sign-up for the Achy Smile Shop mailing list and receive a one-time-use coupon code for 10% OFF. Works only for subscribed email accounts.
Two Ways to Sign-Up
- Look for the Pop-Up subscription box when you go to Achy Smile Shop
- Sign-Up here and get your coupon in your inbox!
Hope to See You in the Shop!
I really hope you can stand behind Achy Smile and help us out! Your shares on social media and through word-of-mouth will help raise awareness for these diseases with lower visibility.
I live with Chronic Illness every day. When I’m feeling my weakest, I know that’s when I’m the strongest. I put my cape on today
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