Sacred Selah
The Sacred Selah shop

Christian shirts and hoodies with Scripture on them.

Bible verse tees, hoodies, a cap, a bottle and a mug. Each design comes from a room in the Sacred Selah fasting and prayer app, drawn like an old engraving and printed when you order.

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Tees and tanks

Hoodies and sweatshirts

Hats

Bottles and mugs

Why we made these

Clothes that start the conversation.

Sacred Selah is a Christian fasting and prayer app. Every room in it has its own picture: a starting line, a quiet lake at night, a long table set for friends. These shirts carry those pictures and the verse that goes with each one.

A few of them carry a small code that opens the app, so a stranger who asks about your shirt can fast with you. Most don't. The design comes first.

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Questions

Who prints and ships the orders?

Every piece is printed when you order it and shipped by our print partner, Fourthwall. Fourthwall handles checkout, sales tax, shipping and order support. Nothing sits in a warehouse waiting for you.

Which Bible translation is on the shirts?

The King James Version, which is in the public domain in the United States. The Still Waters bottle uses the World English Bible, also public domain. Every verse is printed in English.

What sizes are there?

The tees, tank, hoodies and crewneck come in unisex sizes. The size chart and every size and color are on each item's order page.

Can I return something?

Every piece is printed for you, so there are no returns for size or a change of mind. Check the size chart before you order. If something arrives damaged or misprinted, write to hello@davarstudios.com within 30 days of delivery with your order number and a photo, and it's replaced free.

Do I need the app to buy a shirt?

No. Sacred Selah is a Christian fasting and prayer app for iPhone and the web. You don't need it to buy a shirt, and you don't need a shirt to use it.

Scripture on these designs is from the King James Version, except Psalm 23:2 on the bottle, from the World English Bible. Both are in the public domain in the United States.