1 in 8 Infertility Awareness Unisex Hoodie

In the United States and Europe, it is estimated that one in eight sets of parents trying to conceive experience infertility. The goal with this design is to raise infertility awareness in a subtle and positive way. This design showcases eight fruits, and the one in the center is a pineapple. Whether or not you get the significance of the pineapple, this image can spark conversation and help people to visualize the impact that infertility has on our world. When we start to see how prevalent infertility actually is, maybe we can reduce the shame infertile individuals and couples feel, and maybe in time the taboo around this struggle will lift.

So why a pineapple? In the past few years the pineapple has become the symbol for IVF and more broadly for infertility and infertility awareness. There are many stories of how and why the pineapple became the go to image for this group, and one that seems to resonate is that fertility treatments can make you prickly on the outside, but you will remain sweet on the inside, so stand tall and proud, straighten your crown and be the best you that you can be.

You can learn more about this design by checking out Annie’s blog post about it here.

1 in 8 Infertility Awareness Hoodie

This hoodie is made to keep all body types cozy. It has a standard fit that is easy to move around in. It has a large pouch pocket on the front and drawstrings on the hood. This hoodie is made with a 100% cotton face and the interior is a blend of 65% cotton and 35% polyester. It is made through ethical and responsible business standards that promote lawful and humane manufacturing. It is available in sizes Small to 2XL.
• 100% cotton face
• 65% ring-spun cotton, 35% polyester
• Front pouch pocket
• Self-fabric patch on the back
• Matching flat drawstrings
• 3-panel hood

The ThreadHunters Mission

Infertility takes a toll: mentally, emotionally, physically, and financially. Each and every purchase through ThreadHunters directly helps to decrease the financial burden on intended parents actively trying to grow their families.
Learn more about our journey and our mission through our blog posts entitled Operation Babyspaceship Fundraiser and The Affiliate Program.