For International Epilepsy Day, I’d wear a sarcastic quote tee like “Yes, I sparkle, sometimes electrically,” mixing humor with a bold purple lightning bolt and a tiny calendar icon circling February to keep the awareness date front and center.

On International Epilepsy Day, I’d rock a minimalist purple streetwear hoodie with a small embroidered brain on the chest and the word “Unwired” on the sleeve, so it feels stylish first, educational second, and never like a hospital gown.

I want an International Epilepsy Day design that looks like a concert tour shirt, listing “stigma,” “fear,” and “misinformation” as past tour stops on the back, with “Science” and “Support” as the big headliners in glowing purple ink.

For International Epilepsy Day, I’d create a comic-style panel tee showing a bystander calmly doing seizure first aid, with short speech bubbles explaining each step, so people literally learn what to do just by reading your back.