Apparel
Our shop makes 100% hand dyed & hand printed apparel on sustainable cotton fabric!
Mochi Badges
We hand print our badges on mochi minky, so all our badges are stimmy and soft!
Hand Printed
Supporting Disabled Artists
Queer & POC Owned
🐯 Fursuits 🐸
Fursuits are our biggest passion and we pride ourselves on the unique species we push ourselves to do! Please check out our gallery for a complete list of all the suit species we have completed! Check back to see any available premades!
Commission Status: ❌
2025 Convention Schedule
- Furthemore
- Las Vegas Furcon
- Los Angeles Furcon
- Phoenix Fan Fusion
- Anthrocon
- Tucson Comicon
About SimpleNick's
Hey, I'm Nick! I'm a black sapphic creator whose goal in life is to just make cute things that make people smile.
I want people to feel seen by the comics and art that I create. My goal is to inspire people to recognize that no matter who they are or what they're going through, they aren't alone. Maybe that's ambitious but I'm working incredibly hard every day to put good things into the world.
Personally, I struggle with ADHD and executive dysfunction But recently, I'm letting myself feel free to put out into the world all the things I feel in that moment. It's led to impassioned projects like my werewolf rehab comic, consent badges, and shirt designs I've made in a 6 hour creative frenzy. This whole business was created from the nonsense that makes me- me, and the friends who are willing to support me. So whether its a comment, a share or supporting my shop, thank you for letting me see how far I can go!
A big part of our brand is our apparel. In 2019 we created this business in partnership with Ashley and Tony from Desert Zebra Designs. Ashley is a disabled artist with a muscle deterioration disease and through this brand we are able to create stunning, one of a kind works.
"A large part of why we created this online apparel store, is to raise awareness for a rare condition known as Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome. Those with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome are known as medical Zebras. This identity has been adopted across the world and social media. There is a saying “When you hear hoof-beats behind you, you don’t expect to see a zebra.” This is because Doctors are taught to look for the more common diagnosis, not the unexpected. Doctors assume “Horses, Not Zebras” and never consider a "Zebra". You can't find the Zebra if you don't look for it." - Ashley