Jehovah Shalom – The Lord Is Peace

Worn close to the heart, this tee is a quiet declaration of trust. Centered with the Hebrew phrase יְהוָ֥ה שָׁל֖וֹם (Jehovah Shalom), the design recalls Gideon’s altar—where peace was proclaimed in the middle of fear, not after the fight.

This isn’t just another graphic tee—it’s a wearable prayer. A sacred name stitched or printed over your chest to remind you that peace is not circumstantial—it’s covenantal. His name is your covering.

From restful Saturdays to long Mondays, this Comfort Colors shirt wraps the ancient truth in soft cotton: The Lord is Peace.

Color Intentions

Each available color has been chosen with intention, reflecting the layered beauty of peace that is both deep and divine:

• White: Unfiltered clarity—symbolizing purity, surrender, and lightness of spirit.

• Chambray: Gentle like the horizon—where sky and stillness meet.

• Blue Jean: Soft strength and resilience—peace with texture and history.

• Navy: Anchored calm—rich, rooted, and sure.

• Granite: Grounded stability—like altar stones still echoing truth.

• Mystic Blue: The mystery of Spirit-led peace—where heaven kisses earth.

Apparel Details

The Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed tee is known for its broken-in feel and durable quality. Designed for reflection, rest, or spiritual rhythm, this tee carries a message that lingers long after it’s worn.

Product Features

• 100% ring-spun US cotton, soft-washed and garment-dyed for a vintage look and feel

• Relaxed, boxy fit with a classic crew neckline for laid-back comfort

• Double-needle stitching for durability

• Shoulder-to-shoulder taping and set-in sleeves for structure

• Preshrunk to minimize shrinking

• Dyed using OEKO-TEX certified dyes with ethically grown US cotton

• Perfect for front center embroidery or screen print

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold (max 30C or 90F)

• Tumble dry low

• Do not bleach

• Iron or steam on low

• Do not dry clean

 

Peace is not something you chase. It’s Someone who stays.
Jehovah Shalom—The Lord is Peace.