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Snow-Washed Oversized Tee · Unisex

Chi-Rho Tee

$35.90
"That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow." — Philippians 2:10
PHP 2:10
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Size

Measured flat. Between sizes, take the larger.

Printed and pressed to order. Ships in 2–4 days.

Exchanges within 30 days. Plainly done.

· 250 GSM (7.4 oz) heavyweight 100% cotton — snow-washed and garment-dyed

· Oversized loose fit with dropped shoulders — size down for a closer fit

· Ribbed round neck, short sleeve; soft, broken-in hand

· Made to order by Tapstitch; please allow a few days before it ships

· Machine wash cold (30°C, gentle), tumble dry low, avoid ironing the print

"That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow." — Philippians 2:10

The Chi-Rho ☧ — the ancient monogram of Christ, drawn as a clean ecclesiastical seal.

The oldest mark of the faith, worn as a quiet confession.

250 GSM snow-washed oversized cotton tee, front-chest print.

This Christian t-shirt sets the Chi-Rho as a clean ecclesiastical seal, printed front-chest and centered and engraved in the same reverse-hatched style as the rest of the line. The tee is 250 GSM oversized cotton, snow-washed for a faded, slightly mottled surface. The reference is Philippians 2:10, on every knee bowing at the name of Jesus. It is the oldest mark among the eight MARANATHA designs, formed from Chi and Rho, the first two Greek letters of Christ's name.

Wear the Story. Await the King.

GSM cotton
250
Cotton, snow-washed
100%
Drop-shoulder fit
Oversized

The full plate

The monogram of Christ — read the engraving

The Chi and the Rho — the first letters of Christ, interlocked.

Χριστός

Alpha and Omega at its sides — the beginning and the end.

Rev 22:13
Chi-Rho Tee full engraving

The legend — MARANATHA · Come, Lord.

1 Cor 16:22

The date — A·D MMXXVI, the year of the watch.

Mt 24:42

“Every knee should bow, and every tongue confess.”

The Graphic · The Monogram of Christ

The Chi-Rho

"That at the name of Jesus every knee should bow."

The Chi-Rho ☧ — the ancient monogram of Christ, formed from the Greek letters Chi and Rho — struck as a clean ecclesiastical seal. The oldest mark of the faith, worn as a quiet confession.