Your leg already starts conversations. Now it picks the topic.
Loud Limb makes loud printed gear for people with limb loss and limb difference. Covers for prosthetic legs. Crew socks. Tees and hoodies with lines you’d actually say out loud.
No pity. No “inspiration.” Just bright prints, bad leg jokes and a lot of orange.
What we make
- Prosthetic leg covers: a stretch tube with an all-over print that you pull over the outside of your prosthesis. It’s decoration, not a medical device.
- Crew socks: the same all-over prints, one size, sold as a pair.
- Tees and hoodies: our own slogans, printed big on the front.
How it gets made
Everything here is print-on-demand. Nothing is printed until you order it. Your order goes to a print partner in the United States, who prints it and ships it to you.
Covers and socks are dye-sublimated, so the ink goes into the fabric. Tees and hoodies are printed direct-to-garment. The blank garments come from their makers, and some are made outside the US. The printing happens here.
Our designs are ours
Every pattern and slogan in the store was drawn for Loud Limb. No licensed characters. No team logos. No borrowed art.
Why orange
Orange is the color of Limb Loss and Limb Difference Awareness Month. Every April, people wear it on Wednesdays. We wear it all year and turn the volume up.
Who it’s for
Amputees. Limb-different people. The partners, parents and friends who ride along. And the prosthetist who has heard every leg joke already.
Say hi
Questions about sizing, an order or a design you want to see? Email hello@loudlimb.com.