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Please Do Not Feed the Overthinking T-Shirt

£29.99£38
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10% £2.99 from this piece goes to psychedelic therapy research, funding the science behind the artwork.
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One small thought. An entire situation. A weathered park notice gives overthinking a feeding hatch, a mushroom attendant and a politely worded warning. For anyone whose brain can make a meal of almost anything.

SizeSMLXL2XL
Length71.173.776.278.781.3
Width (laid flat)45.750.855.96166
Sleeve (from centre back)38.441.945.749.553.3

Measure a T-shirt laid flat: width is across the chest, not around the body. Sleeve length is measured from the centre back. Allow up to 1.5 inches (3.8 cm) variation in garment measurements.

Gildan 5000 unisex heavy cotton T-shirt, printed to order.

  • Fabric: 180 g/m² (5.3 oz/yd²). Solid colours are 100% cotton; Sport Grey is 90% cotton and 10% polyester.
  • Fit: classic unisex fit with a crew neck.
  • Construction: taped shoulders, a ribbed knit collar and no side seams.
  • Print: printed artwork and Stem & Cap inner neck branding.

Care: Machine wash cold (max 30°C). Non-chlorine bleach as needed. Tumble dry on low heat. Do not iron. Do not dry clean.

Made to order, produced in 1-3 working days, then shipped tracked, worldwide. If anything arrives faulty or wrong, we'll replace or refund it. Full returns detail on our Returns & Refunds page.

A fixed share of every sale funds research into psychedelic therapy: the science of how these compounds can heal. The share is set aside before anything else.

Please Do Not Feed the Overthinking T-Shirt £29.99
The artwork

A thought is not a feeding instruction.

The familiar park notice turns inward: the thing being fed is a growing tangle of thoughts. The little hatch makes an invisible habit visible, while the polite warning keeps the joke gentle. A reminder to notice what gets our attention.

Every piece funds the research behind the medicine.

10%
of every sale funds psychedelic therapy research
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