A little grace, a lot of comfort, and a beautiful reminder of faith.
Wrap yourself in cozy comfort and a meaningful message with our Gracefully Forgiven Crewneck Sweatshirt. Featuring the heartfelt words “Not Perfect, Just Forgiven,” this sweatshirt is a sweet reminder that we don't have to be perfect to be covered by God's grace.
With its timeless charcoal grey color, relaxed everyday style, and classic crewneck design, this sweatshirt is perfect for chilly mornings, cozy evenings, church gatherings, or simply enjoying a peaceful day at home.
Pair it with your favorite denim, leggings, or comfy lounge pants for an effortlessly casual look that shares a message of faith wherever you go.
Product Details
Color: Charcoal Grey
Brand/Style: Gildan 1800
Classic crewneck sweatshirt
Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs and hem
White faith-inspired graphic
Comfortable, versatile everyday style
Perfect for: Faith-filled gifting, casual outings, cool-weather layering, and cozy days spent in comfort.
Because perfection was never the promise — grace was.
A little grace, a lot of comfort, and a beautiful reminder of faith.
Wrap yourself in cozy comfort and a meaningful message with our Gracefully Forgiven Crewneck Sweatshirt. Featuring the heartfelt words “Not Perfect, Just Forgiven,” this sweatshirt is a sweet reminder that we don't have to be perfect to be covered by God's grace.
With its timeless charcoal grey color, relaxed everyday style, and classic crewneck design, this sweatshirt is perfect for chilly mornings, cozy evenings, church gatherings, or simply enjoying a peaceful day at home.
Pair it with your favorite denim, leggings, or comfy lounge pants for an effortlessly casual look that shares a message of faith wherever you go.
Product Details
Color: Charcoal Grey
Brand/Style: Gildan 1800
Classic crewneck sweatshirt
Long sleeves with ribbed cuffs and hem
White faith-inspired graphic
Comfortable, versatile everyday style
Perfect for: Faith-filled gifting, casual outings, cool-weather layering, and cozy days spent in comfort.
Because perfection was never the promise — grace was.