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Snow-Washed Oversized Tee · Unisex

Victory Over Death Tee

$35.90
"O death, where is thy sting?" — 1 Corinthians 15:55
1 COR 15:55
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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

“O death, where is thy sting?” — 1 Corinthians 15:55

A memento mori engraved in high contrast — skull, lamb, and hourglass framed by heralding angels.

Mortality answered by the hope of the resurrection: death is real, but it has lost its sting.

250 GSM snow-washed oversized cotton tee, garment-dyed.

This Christian t-shirt sets the memento mori — skull, lamb, and hourglass — inside a border of trumpeting angels, engraved in the reverse-hatched line work of an old mourning plate. The tee is 250 GSM oversized cotton, garment-dyed and snow-washed so each piece carries a slightly faded, worn-in cast, with the design printed front and center at a scale that keeps the skull and hourglass legible rather than shrunk to a smudge. The reference is 1 Corinthians 15:55, the taunt thrown at death once its sting is gone. It is one of eight scripture-engraved MARANATHA designs, each fixed to a single verse rather than a slogan.

Wear the Story. Await the King.

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

The full plate

Death, undone — read the engraving

The trumpet angels — they sound the last morning.

Rev 8:6

The vine overgrows the skull — life reclaiming death’s house.

Jn 15:5
Victory Over Death Tee full engraving

The hourglass, run out — death’s own time is spent.

1 Cor 15:26

The Lamb at rest — unafraid beside the grave.

Rev 5:6

“The last enemy that shall be destroyed is death.”

The Graphic · Memento Mori

Victory Over Death

"O death, where is thy sting?"

A memento mori in high-contrast engraving — skull, lamb, and hourglass framed by heralding angels. A meditation on mortality and the certain hope of the resurrection: death is real, but in Christ it has lost its sting.