TEE · WHITE
GG Logo Tee
Our text logo in black on a white tee, with the forest green hang tag.
Print · Black text logo — Tag · Forest green GG
Bible stories you can wear.
A mid-tier clothing brand telling common stories from the Bible — polos, dress shirts, sweaters and knitwear designed so a passerby asks, “That's pretty cool — where did you get your shirt, and what does it mean?”
Archive Index — Collection 01
11 PIECES
GG Logo TeeTEE · WHITE
Three Crosses TeeLUKE 23:32–33
Leave the 99: The Black SheepLUKE 15:4
Leave the 99: The ShepherdLUKE 15:4
Noah's Ark TeeGENESIS 8:11
Noah's Ark Tee — GreenGENESIS 8:11
Waterwalker SweaterMATTHEW 14:27 · KNIT SWEATER
Wave SweaterMATTHEW 14:29 · KNIT SWEATER
Wave PolosMATTHEW 14:29–31 · KNIT POLO
The Flock Polo, KnitLUKE 15:4 · KNIT POLO
Noah's Ark SweaterGENESIS 8 · KNIT SWEATER
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Our Mark
The GG Seal
Our logo: the GG monogram in blackletter over an open Bible, ringed by the full name — Gospel Graphics Co. It comes in two lockups, the same two from our logo sheet.
1 · GREYSCALEThe black seal — for light garments and the hang tag.
2 · INK STAMPThe stamp — for dark garments, stickers and stamps.
Section One · 6 Pieces
Tees
Our logo, three crosses, the lost sheep and Noah's Ark — each drawn in a range of styles. From the Collection 01 lookbook; prices land with the first run.
LUKE 23:32–33
Three Crosses Tee
The logo small on the chest, and three crosses on a hill across the back. Drawn seven ways across the lookbook — embroidered painting, hand-drawn sketch, cartoon, bold pop art, storm sky, crayon sketch.
Front · Gospel Graphics Co. — Back · Three crosses, LUKE 23:32–33
LUKE 15:4
Leave the 99: The Black Sheep
The one black sheep in four styles: classic engraving, script with a mountain sketch, cartoon, and vintage.
Back · Leave the 99 · For the One — Verse · LUKE 15:4
LUKE 15:4
Leave the 99: The Shepherd
The shepherd with his flock and the one black sheep, drawn four ways from painted to cartoon.
Back · Leave the 99 · For the One — Verse · LUKE 15:4
GENESIS 8:11
Noah's Ark Tee
The ark and the returning dove in four styles: painted, line art, cartoon, and framed print.
Back · And the dove came back — Verse · GENESIS 8:11
GENESIS 8:11
Noah's Ark Tee — Green
The same four Noah's Ark designs with every wordmark in forest green.
Lettering · Forest green — Verse · GENESIS 8:11
On the Rack · Live from the Rail
Clothes That Move
Collection 01's knits on the rack — the Wave Sweater, the Noah's Ark Sweater and the Flock Polos, swaying on their hangers like they do in the shop.
On the rack: Wave Sweater · Matthew 14:29 — Noah's Ark Sweater · Genesis 8 — The Flock Polo · Luke 15:4.
Section Two · 5 Pieces
Knitwear
Sweaters and knit polos with the stories stitched in — walking on the water, the flock, and the ark. Cut in the spirit of the YITAI sweaters Robert wears.
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MATTHEW 14:27 · KNIT SWEATER
Waterwalker Sweater
Navy knit with an embroidered storm and chenille waves, as Jesus reaches out for Peter on the water.
Colors · Navy, chenille waves — Technique · Embroidery + chenille — Hem · MATTHEW 14:27
MATTHEW 14:29 · KNIT SWEATER
Wave Sweater
Cream knit wrapped in bands of blue knitted waves. Jesus walks on the water and reaches toward Peter.
Colors · Cream, blues — Knit · Textured wave bands, waves continue on the sleeves
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MATTHEW 14:29–31 · KNIT POLO
Wave Polos
Two open-collar knit polos with the same wave band: Peter steps out toward Jesus, then Jesus pulls him up. Two moments, two polos.
Colors · Cream, blues — Collar · Open knit collar
LUKE 15:4 · KNIT POLO
The Flock Polo, Knit
Cream knit with green wave bands and a flock of sheep, one black. Shown with a cream collar or forest green trim.
Colors · Cream, forest green — Collar · Open knit collar — Versions · Cream or green trim
GENESIS 8 · KNIT SWEATER
Noah's Ark Sweater
Cream knit with the ark resting on the hill, animals walking out two by two, doves, a river, and a rainbow over the shoulders.
Colors · Cream, multicolor — Technique · Embroidery + chenille — Sleeves · Animals continue
Also in the catalog plan: dress shirts and accessories — including story-themed sticker packs, tucked into each order.
You Pick the Next Story
Vote for Collection 02
We test each collection before we spend a dollar of the run: vote on the story or theme you want to wear next. The leader goes into design review with Robert and Brock.
EXODUS 20
Ten Commandments Tee
Two golden tablets, mini on the front, big across the back.
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MATTHEW 14 · JOHN 6
Feeds the 5,000
Bread and fish — five loaves, two fish, twelve baskets left over.
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MATTHEW 14:27
Waterwalker Tee
The storm-and-lightning scene from the knit, on a tee.
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LUKE 15:11–32
The Prodigal Son
The road home — the father running to meet his son.
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1 SAMUEL 17
David & Goliath
Five smooth stones and a sling against a giant.
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COLLECTION-WIDE
Sticker Packs, Every Theme
Story-themed stickers — sold, and tucked into every order.
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When interest reaches 50, the winning design goes into production — that's how we fulfill every order and keep future drops selling out instead of sitting in a box.
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The Shirt Starts the Conversation
The Gospel in 60 Seconds
This is the page the hang-tag QR code and NFC wristbands land on — the whole story, who Jesus is and why it matters, in about a minute of reading.
Ready when you are
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God made you, and made you on purpose
The Bible’s first claim is a good one: the world was made by a God who calls it good — and you with it. “In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth” (Genesis 1:1). You are not an accident; you were made by Someone, for something.
0:15
We all walked away
Every person has turned from that God in some way — the Bible calls it sin, and it is why the world, and we, are broken. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23). Left alone, that separation does not fix itself.
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Jesus came to close the distance
God did not stay far off. Jesus — God in the flesh — lived the life we could not, then took our place on the cross: three crosses on a hill, his in the middle (Luke 23:32–33). “God demonstrates his own love for us in this: while we were still sinners, Christ died for us” (Romans 5:8). Three days later he rose — the grave did not hold him.
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The way back is open — walk it
Forgiveness is a gift, received by trusting Jesus, not by earning it: “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life” (John 3:16). Like Peter stepping out of the boat (Matthew 14:29), it starts with one step toward him. Pray, open a Gospel, find a church — and when someone asks about your shirt, tell them this story.
Keep going — read it in the source:
Genesis 1 · Romans 3:23 · Romans 5:8 · Luke 23 · John 3:16 · Matthew 14. Start with the Gospel of John, a chapter a day. Our next-step reading path (the “Brown to Green” page in our plan) will link out from here once the owners publish it.
Tag & Tap
Every tag carries the story
The forest green hang tag on every piece gets a printed QR code. We're also sourcing NFC stickers and wristbands: a passerby taps their phone to your wrist, and they're on this page — verse of the day first, then the 60-second Gospel above.
No app, no sign-up. The shirt starts the conversation; the tag finishes it.
Open Books
Funds Raised Tracker
Every dollar the brand generates gets logged here by the owners — deposits, sales, donations toward the mission. Robert and Brock enter each real amount on the owners' edition; this page shows the running total.
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Nothing logged yet — the first run's budget is $1,000–$2,000, and this tracker opens with the first sale.
Behind the Brand
Two people, one standard
Robert
Marketing and business operations. If you heard about the brand, that's his department.
Brock
Trademark, copyright and vibe checks. Nothing ships until it clears all three.
Both of us review every design and idea before it goes near a sample. The references behind this storefront came two ways: Virgil Abloh's site, pgLang, and Palace — sent over as links — set the layout, while Robert's “Gospel Graphics” Instagram collection added the design-process reels (a Rhude design walkthrough, CLO3D and Fabra 3D tools, an editorial Shopify theme) and the Pharrell × Nigo streetwear-history lesson: build the world first, and the clothes carry it.
I built this store with Claude Opus 5.5 Prompt + Higgsfield
Designed and written with Muse; the clothes moving on the rack above are AI motion, generated from the lookbook's own photos.