A dark t-shirt printed across the chest in large heavy white capitals on two lines: CAPABLE PAYS THE BILLS. Beneath it, two short white rules run either side of a small ring with an electric-blue inner circle and a white centre, and NO SIGHT REQUIRED sits below in small widely spaced capitals.

Capable Pays The Bills Tee — No Sight Required

Charcoal / S
$25.00
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A dark t-shirt printed across the chest in large heavy white capitals on two lines: CAPABLE PAYS THE BILLS. Beneath it, two short white rules run either side of a small ring with an electric-blue inner circle and a white centre, and NO SIGHT REQUIRED sits below in small widely spaced capitals.

Capable Pays The Bills Tee — No Sight Required

$25.00
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“‘Inspiring’ is nice. Capable pays the bills.”

A shot at inspiration porn, worn on the chest. Admiration doesn’t make rent; being good at the work does. Hire us for what we do, not for how it looks. From No Sight Required: The Blind User’s Guide to AI.

What it looks like

Printed across the chest in large, heavy white capitals on two lines: CAPABLE / PAYS THE BILLS. Beneath it, two short white rules run out either side of a small ring with an electric-blue inner circle and a white centre — a lens, taken from the book’s cover art. Under that, in small widely spaced capitals, NO SIGHT REQUIRED. The design is about ten and a half inches across and sits high on the chest. There is no background block — the white ink prints directly onto the shirt colour.

What it feels like

Gildan 5000 heavy cotton — a thick, substantial jersey rather than a thin fashion tee. Crew neck with a ribbed collar, taped shoulder seams and a straight body cut. The print is direct-to-garment, absorbed into the fibres rather than layered on top, so you will feel almost no difference between the printed area and the bare fabric. No plastic panel, no stiff patch. Sizes S through 5XL in charcoal, black and navy.

About the book

No Sight Required: The Blind User’s Guide to AI is written by Tony Gebhard — a blind musician, filmmaker and assistive technology professional. Every instruction in it is keyboard-first, and every example assumes you cannot see the screen. More at nosightrequired.com

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