Faith-Based Christian Apparel

faith-based christian apparel has a credibility problem, and it is not the message. It is that most of it is printed on a thin shirt with a font that shouts. We went the other way: Comfort Colors blanks, garment-dyed so the colour settles into the fabric, printed with the full passage rather than a slogan, and designed so the shirt works with jeans on a Saturday as easily as it does at church.

The range is deliberately narrow. Adult tees print front and back with a small front mark and the verse on the back. Sweatshirts and long sleeves carry the same designs in heavier layers. Youth sizes mirror the adult designs so a family can match without the children wearing something different in kind. Nothing here is a novelty: no seasonal slogans, no joke verses, nothing you would be embarrassed to be asked about.

Sizing is where most christian clothing disappoints, so every product page lists chest width and body length in inches, plus a note on which size the model is wearing. The cut is relaxed, unisex and pre-shrunk, and the size guide on each page will size you from a shirt you already own rather than from a guess.