A quiet, visible sign
The Sunflower discreetly indicates that the wearer has a hidden disability — no explanation needed, just a little recognition.
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You've likely seen the Sunflower before — worn as a lanyard, or featured on posters in supermarkets, railway stations, leisure centres and local health facilities. It's a quiet, globally recognised sign that someone may need a little extra patience, support or time.
Lanyards are often relied on while travelling, and our Sunflower Collection carries that same reassurance further — the Sunflower is printed straight onto the clothing, so the sign is always there with no separate lanyard to remember or wear.
The Sunflower discreetly indicates that the wearer has a hidden disability — no explanation needed, just a little recognition.
It signals that the wearer may need additional support, help, or simply a little more time while out in public.
An individual may wear a Sunflower lanyard or display a virtual indicator — both understood by trained staff worldwide.
You may have spotted the Sunflower in supermarkets, railway stations, leisure facilities, or your local health centre.