10/11/2026
Some designs decorate a shirt. These three say something about the person wearing it.
Introducing three of the first designs in our new Comfort Colors Middie Boxy Fit Collection — a new women’s silhouette with that lived-in Comfort Colors feel, a relaxed boxy shape, and a shorter modern length made for coastal days, denim, shorts, and everyday life.
But the fit is only part of the story.
FAITH OVER FEAR — 2 TIMOTHY 1:7
Fear has a way of making itself look bigger than it really is.
Fear of what could happen.
Fear of failing.
Fear of losing something.
Fear of stepping into the unknown.
But 2 Timothy 1:7 reminds us that fear does not have to be the force steering our lives. God calls us toward power, love, and a sound mind.
The shark in this design isn't running from what surrounds it. It moves forward.
That's the message.
Faith doesn't mean you'll never feel fear. It means fear doesn't get the final vote.
Wear it as a reminder when life gets uncertain:
Faith over fear. Keep moving.
SEEK TRUTH — THE ICHTHYS
This one is especially personal to us because it comes directly from the heart of Seek Truth.
No verse printed underneath.
No long explanation.
Just an ancient symbol and two words:
SEEK TRUTH.
Nearly two thousand years ago, the simple outline of a fish became one of Christianity's most recognizable symbols.
The Greek word Ichthys carried within it an entire confession of faith:
Jesus Christ. Son of God. Savior.
For early Christians, the fish could quietly communicate something powerful:
I'm one of His.
There is something beautiful about that idea.
Two believers could recognize in one simple symbol that, despite everything else that might have separated them, they belonged to the same family.
That's what inspired this version of our logo.
Our hope is that the ichthys on a Seek Truth shirt can still do something similar today.
Maybe you're walking through an airport.
Standing in line for coffee.
At the beach.
On a boat.
Walking through a grocery store.
Someone notices it.
They know the symbol.
And without either person saying a word, there's a moment of recognition:
You're a believer too.
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