A stacked, varsity-style block of type: “Faith is unseen but felt / faith is strength when we feel we have none / faith is hope when all seems lost.” Caramel and white, with a folded banner and two stars up top. It reads like a vintage sports pennant.
Two inks. The light-ink version is the one in the preview — caramel and white, built for black, navy, forest and maroon. The dark-ink version swaps the white lines for a deep brown so it holds on white and cream. Match the ink to the shirt and the whole design stays readable.
Seven lines of text means it needs room. 9 to 11 inches on an adult front keeps the small “faith is strength” line legible. Don’t go under 8.
Youth camps and women’s retreats order this by the dozen, usually in one garment colour, which makes it an easy gang sheet.







