Greater Than Ruin Oversized Black T-Shirt

“For God, who said, ‘Let light shine out of darkness...’” — 2Cor 4:6. This black T-shirt does not shout — it whispers redemption. It was made to remind you that darkness is not the end, but the stage where grace breaks in. Black is not absence — it is dense presence. Its oversized fit is not mere fashion — it is inward space. Every dropped shoulder, every fold, carries the memory of a frame upheld by the unseen. This is not about hiding the ruin — but declaring it defeated. For when all else collapses, one thread remains: grace, greater than the fall.

100% premium combed cotton — chosen like one chooses what matters
Fabric weight: 220 g/m² — dense like the silence of those still walking
High moisture absorption — breathes like wordless prayer
Oversized fit with dropped shoulders — worn like shelter, not spectacle
Ribbed collar — firm like the one who stands between dust and promise

Wash with reverence — as one cleanses a symbol of faith.
Dry in the shade — for what carries eternity is refined in the hidden.
Do not bleach — black does not need brightness to bear light.
Iron gently — without erasing the creases of the journey.
Store as one who guards what has been set apart.

- Orders are processed within 2-3 business days after payment confirmation.

- Delivery times vary between 5-7 business days and may vary depending on the recipient's location.

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- The customer may request a return within 14 days of receiving the product, provided that it meets the conditions established in the return policy.

- The refund will be processed and returned within 15 business days.

Q. Is this T-shirt too hot for warm seasons?
A. Not at all. It breathes. Just as those who carry burdens lightly know — the real weight lies not in the fabric, but in its meaning.

Q. Is it unisex?
A. Yes. Because black in the Verge is not a color — it’s a visual liturgy for all who believe beauty can redeem.

Q. Why wear something with the word “ruin”?
A. Because ruin is the soil of grace. This piece doesn’t glorify the fall — it proclaims the God who restores the fragments. And wraps them in reverence.