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Goat Hair Cloth

Paul stayed in Corinth and worked with his hands, stitching cloth from his home province. He funded the mission he preached.

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Mockup note. The hero is real photography. Every dark panel below is a placeholder for the rest of the shoot, with the back graphic set at true scale so proportion can be judged. Captions double as the shot list.

A tentmaker does not wait to be sent. He works a trade, pays his own way, and treats the ordinary week as the assignment.

One name, two ways to wear it

Most faith apparel only makes the loud version, so it never leaves church. Splitting the line doubles the days a customer can actually wear the brand.

Weekday

A small embroidered tent mark on the chest, nothing on the back. Reads as a quiet premium basic to a stranger and as a signal to someone who knows. This is the one worn to the office.

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Sunday

Full-width back graphics, heavyweight cotton, oversized cut. Built for camps, worship teams, and youth conferences. This is the one that gets photographed.

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Drop 04

Four pieces. Cut once, never restocked. When a size is gone it stays gone.

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Work Is Worship tee

Heavyweight, boxy₱1,290

9 of 30 left

Corinth 18 hoodie

Brushed fleece₱2,450

4 of 30 left

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Weekday

Tent mark tee

Embroidered, no print₱1,150

21 of 30 left

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Front

Bi
Vocational

Back

Bivocational crewneck

Dropped shoulder₱1,890

12 of 30 left

Lookbook

Shot in a working print shop, not a studio.

Press room

wide, machinery in frame

Screen bed, 6am

Work Is Worship tee, size L

Back detail

macro, ink texture

Print, close

Discharge on heavyweight cotton

Weekday

street, natural light

Office to service

Tent mark tee, size M

Group

worship team, backs turned

Worship team

Custom neck print, 14 pieces

Hoodie

three-quarter back, dusk

Corinth 18

Brushed fleece, size XL

Packing

hands, boxes, tape

Fulfilment

Every order packed by hand

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Cilicia

the province

Corinth

the workshop

Cainta

the press room

photo: one continuous shot per chapter

Cloth from home

Paul came from Cilicia, a province known for a coarse cloth woven from goat hair. It was the material of tents, sails, and anything that had to survive weather. He learned the trade before he ever preached.

A trade that funded a mission

In Corinth he found Aquila and Priscilla and worked alongside them at the same craft. The mission was not paid for by patrons. It was paid for by hands.

The same idea, printed

We cut and print here, and publish what the work funds. The trade is different. The arrangement is the same.

Where the money goes

A tentmaker funds the work with his own trade. We publish the numbers every quarter with names, not a vague promise to give back. If we cannot name it, we do not claim it.

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Drop 04 revenue₱0

Fabric, print, production₱0

Shipping and packaging₱0

Sent to the Cordillera church plant₱0

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Order for your small group

Ten pieces or more, with your church, ministry, or worship team name printed under the collar. Same fabric as the drop, priced lower per piece.

Send your count

Sizes and quantity. We hold stock for seven days while you collect payment.

Approve the mockup

A digital proof of the neck print comes back within two days.

Pick up or ship

Two weeks to Metro Manila, three to the provinces.

Pieces in your order: 24

₱1,032per piece

₱24,768order total

₱6,192saved against retail

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One name, two ways to wear it

Weekday

Sunday

Drop 04

Lookbook

Screen bed, 6am

Print, close

Office to service

Worship team

Corinth 18

Fulfilment

Where the money goes

Order for your small group

Drop 05 opens in November