The Psalms - see size chart below

Every design here is a little nugget from the indicated Psalm to keep with you as a prayer and to encourage others around you.

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Know Your Size

We are a print-on-demand business, and cannot accept returns.

So, use the chart to select the appropriate size. Personally, I size up, but the chart will help you decide.

About the Shirt

We use the Gildan 64000 for our designs. It has a modern cut - not boxy and oversized like a Carhartt, but not too tight fitting either. See the size chart below.

The designs are printed in America.

Here is some information on the Gildan 64000 - 

https://www.gildan.com/us/en/sustainability/

 

 

Lots of people like the Comfort Colors shrits. WE DO TOO, and hope to offer them in the future. 

In the meantime, if you have a Comfort Colors shirt and want a general comparison, here is an AI generated rundown:

The Gildan 64000 (Softstyle) is a lighter, more fitted t-shirt, while the Comfort Colors 1717 is a heavier, garment-dyed, and more relaxed, vintage-inspired shirt

Here's a more detailed comparison:

Gildan 64000 (Softstyle):
  • Weight: 4.5 oz/yard²
  • Fit: Unisex standard fit
  • Fabric: 100% preshrunk ring-spun cotton
  • Feel: Soft and lightweight
  • Style: Modern and tailored

Comfort Colors 1717:

  • Weight: 6.1 oz/yard²
  • Fit: Unisex loose/oversized fit
  • Fabric: Garment-dyed
  • Feel: Heavier and less smooth, but softer
  • Style: Relaxed and vintage-inspired
  • Choose Gildan 64000 if:
    You prefer a lighter, more fitted shirt with a modern feel and a broader color selection.
  • Choose Comfort Colors 1717 if:
    You prefer a heavier, relaxed, garment-dyed shirt with a vintage look and a more muted color palette. 

Reviews

Here are a few reviews from our time on ETSY. We have since moved here to carve out our own home. We are the same people, but now we are surrounded by a great team. 

About Us

To make shirts that hold to core Christian values and invite conversation but that do not marginalize non-believers - that is what I wanted.

A Christian named St. Porphyrios said, "Nature is the secret gospel." He didn't mean secret in a gnostic way, but that the one who gets outside and interacts with nature will undoubtedly feel the tug of truth.

The breeze, the animals, the waters and mountains - all of nature seems to speak a whispered language and invites us to become who we were meant to be. It calls to us, and we want to answer. It can be brutal because it is also broken, but the beauty around us calls our attention above the brokenness. 

Sacred Summit wants to offer thanks to God by wearing our prayer and songs - mostly in the form of Psalms, but soon there will be Prophets and Gospel collections, with plans to make a line celebrating faithful witnesses like C.S. Lewis, J.R.R. Tolkien, Corrie Ten Boom, Seraphim Rose, as well as Christian saints who have been faithful witnesses to the One True God In Three Persons. 

Below you can see how I like to spend time outdoors: painting the landscape.

(Many times referred to as "plein air" painting.)

I was on location in the North Georgia mountains outside Hiawassee.  

The last photo was the result.