St. Nicholas | Punching Heretics Since 325 A.D. | Papal Grace

St. Nicholas, patron of children and giver of gifts, had a lesser-known side—he also threw punches in defense of the faith. At the Council of Nicaea, legend says he clocked the heretic Arius for denying Christ’s divinity. This design blends holy grit with vintage comic energy.

Wear his story with boldness—it’s okay to be jolly and orthodox.

Product Details:
Soft, smooth, and effortlessly comfy, this women’s relaxed-fit tee is a versatile staple for everyday wear or dressed-up casual looks. Lightweight cotton and a flattering cut make it a go-to favorite.

• 100% combed and ring-spun cotton (heathers contain polyester)
• Lightweight fabric: 4.2 oz/yd²
• Relaxed fit, pre-shrunk
• Crew neck, side-seamed construction

Note:
Blank product sourced from Nicaragua, Honduras, or the US.

Heavenly heads-up:
Each shirt is made just for you when you order—no mass production, no wasted materials. It takes a little longer to arrive, but it’s a small sacrifice that helps us steward resources wisely.

Thank you for choosing virtue over speed.

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