The standard
Covered in Prayer. That is the whole idea in three words — not a slogan chosen for a shirt, but the reason the shirt exists.
Most faith apparel treats scripture as a graphic — a texture behind a logo, cropped to fit a trend. We do the opposite. The verse is the design. It is set, spaced and printed to be read at arm's length.
That is why every piece uses the King James Version. It is public-domain text — no licensing, no permission letter, no translation quietly edited for a slogan. What is on the shirt is what is in the book.
Nothing is printed until the garment is right: heavyweight ringspun cotton, a print that survives a hundred washes, and a neck label with the name on it — because the name belongs on the label, not shouted across the chest.