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The neurodiversity tartan is intended to represent the principles of neurodiversity inclusiveness, and the visibility and value of neurodivergent individuals. The palette of vibrant colours were deliberately chosen to symbolise the spectrum of emotions intrinsic to the neurodivergent experience of the designer, author of the Chlo Jack on Her Mac blog site. This tartan is intended to be used by the designer to promote acceptance, understanding, and empowerment for neurodivergent individuals, as well as advocating for a future where neuro-inclusion is a paramount societal objective.
💙 A Small Bow Tie. A Big Message. 💥
This year, I sent Pride of Neurodiversity (PoN) tartan bow ties to Ant & Dec ahead of the Britain’s Got Talent Final.
Why? Because representation matters.
The PoN Tartan was created to celebrate the full neurodiversity spectrum—bringing visibility, pride, and inclusion to individuals who are too often misunderstood or overlooked.
If worn on such a huge stage, these bow ties could send a powerful message to millions:
You are seen. You are valued. You belong.This is simply a heartfelt hope—but one small moment could make a lasting impact 💙
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As worn by BBC Star Ashley Storrie
Designed by (Chlo Jack On her Mac)
Produced by Lochcarron of Scotland’s Woolen Mill.
Hello,
I’m Chloe
Welcome to my website. My name is Chloe I am a 30 year old registered Nurse, recognised as 2024 RCN Scotland Student Nurse of the year winner for my efforts in advocating and supporting neurodivergent nurses.
I am neurodivergent myself. I was diagnosed with Dyslexia, Dyspraxia and Dyscalculia officially during my first degree when in my early 20s and was then diagnosed with ADHD and Autism when I was 27. I have always known I was “different” since I was at primary school. I have embraced my neurodivergence and now consider my efforts in advocating for neurodivergent people as one of my “eye sparkles” (hyper-focuses). I strive to spread a positive light around the concept, and empower others, as I know first hand the intensity of the societal stigma associated with being a neurodivergent individual. It really can be a turbulent journey, however the challenges I have encountered as a neurodivergent individual has inspired my drive to do all I can to raise awareness of neurodiversity and celebrate inclusivity. Learn more about my contributions to the world of here.I am so delighted to share this one of a kind, signatory neurodiversity tartan to the world. ☂️✨🧠💗
Why did I design the Tartan?
I designed this tartan to promote positive conversations about neurodiversity among those that wear the tartan and those that admire it with the idea that together we can collectively educate out society on the truths about neurodivergence. I encourage everyone to wear this neurodiversity tartan, whether you have had a neurodivergent diagnosis, you are suspected neurodivergent, you have family or friends who are neurodivergent, you want to champion neuro-inclusivness in society or the colours/design just floats your boat.
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