Two discs. Same size, same weight, same everything, except one notch. If you know why that's funny, this speech therapy shirt was made for you, and if you don't, it just looks like a very good poster. "MINIMAL PAIRS" runs across the chest in heavy mid-century capitals; underneath, almost whispered: "SHEEP · SHIP". Nothing explains the joke. That's the joke.
Soft and easygoing, broken in from the first wear, with a mark that sits in the fabric rather than on top of it, offered in a range of light shades chosen so the mid-century style reads warm and rich.
It's the shirt the speech department orders four of. It's what a grad student gives her supervising SLP when she wants to prove she was paying attention. And it's the one that gets decoded across the staff room in about half a second.
Designed for the clinician, not the cute version of her.
