The front chest design features a small cluster of roses drawn from the back illustration, with “Social Threat Supply” in a vintage script, a nod to the idea that true Christian faith challenges the status quo. The Gospel turns worldly power on its head, and following Jesus isn’t safe, it’s disruptive.
On the back, a coiled serpent wraps through blooming roses beneath the powerful phrase: “Grace Grows Where Sin Once Struck” Inspired by Romans 5:20 "... but where sin increased, grace abounded all the more." This design captures the heart of the Gospel. The serpent, a symbol of sin and spiritual death from Genesis 3, is entangled by roses, representing redemption, new life, and beauty restored. Each rose blooms where the snake’s body passes, a visual metaphor for how God brings healing and growth in the very places we were once broken.
This design is rendered in a bold art style with clean lines and timeless symbolism, perfect for streetwear that stands for something eternal.
Product Features
Classic apparel made from 100% ethically sourced US cotton
No side seams for a smoother look and reduced waste
Ribbed knit collar retains shape wear after wear
Shoulder taping for long-term durability
Printed on the Gildan 2000 Ultra Cotton tee, sturdy, soft, and built to last
