FAQ
The seven things we get asked every week — sizing, returns, scripture licensing, why fragments beat verses, what “ADHD-friendly” actually means, how to wash a printed tee, and how the drops work.
If yours is not here, send it over — we read every note ourselves.
No — and that choice is on purpose. We lean on public-domain translations (KJV, WEB) plus careful paraphrasing and original honest commentary, so the line stays commercially clean and still feels scripture-rooted. Every panel cites the passage so you can look it up, but we never mass-print a verse someone could misattribute to "that shirt brand." The aim is encouragement you would actually wear — not a verse remix.
True to size with a forgiving drape. Our blanks are Bella+Canvas and Gildan Soft, unisex, and we stock S through 3XL on most styles. The cotton relaxes into you after the first wash without losing its shape — closer to the tee you keep reaching for on forgiving days than to a fitted cut. If you sit between sizes and want breathing room, go up one.
If a shirt does not earn its quarter-of-a-closet, send it back. We answer the email ourselves — start at the contact form — and reply within a few days with an exchange or a refund. No return-portal labyrinth, no restocking fee, no "items must be unworn with all tags attached, please." Worn it once and changed your mind still counts.
Two reasons. Long verses do not survive a chest print — they get misread at six feet and stop earning the second glance we want them to earn. And a shorter fragment leaves room for the honest grace moment underneath, which is the whole point of the line. The cited passage is always on the listing, so you can read the whole verse in the Bible you already own.
Three quiet choices, all on purpose. Quick to read — two lines, never a paragraph, so the message lands before your eyes wander. No decoding — high-contrast type that reads from across a coffee shop, not designs you have to lean in for. Grace over hustle — the line is encouragement, never a "pray harder" sermon. No clinical claims, only wear-able honesty for the beautifully distracted.
Wash inside-out, cold water, with similar colors. Tumble dry low — or hang it up if you have a drying rack and a spare ten minutes (we know that is rarer than it sounds). Skip the bleach, skip the iron-direct-on-print trick. Done right, the ink sits in the fiber and the line reads closer to "honest fade" than to "cracked receipt" two years in.
We drop a small rotation — usually three to five designs — every four to six weeks. Drips, not floods. A permanent full shop pushes us toward quantity over honesty, and we would rather miss a sale than ship a line we do not believe in yet. One email per drop, no newsletter funnel, no re-marketing arc — just the next honest line when one is ready.
Still curious?
The half-distracted hello you have been meaning to send for a week, the size question before you commit, the prayer request you would rather type than say out loud — it all lands in one inbox, and one of us writes back from behind a real keyboard.