The Bound For The Promised Land Shirt

Bound for the promised land, and still right on time for Saturday errands and Sunday singalongs. Inspired by the classic hymn, this navy cotton tee features bold yellow lettering that reads “bound for the promised land” across the chest, like a line pulled straight from the hymnal and dropped onto your favorite shirt. Soft, breathable fabric and a classic unisex fit make it an easy grab whether you’re headed to church, a potluck, or just humming the tune on a long drive. It’s the kind of tee that looks broken-in from the first wear and only gets better every time you toss it in the wash.

This shirt is loosely constructed and made with 100% heavyweight, ringspun, pigment-dyed cotton, so it's super comfortable all year long. It comes in sizes ranging from S-4XL.

Water based yellow ink on navy cotton. Printed by hand in a tiny red barn in Georgia. Pigment dyed fabrics should be washed with like colors for first wash. Our orders generally ship within 3-5 business days.

Features:

• 100% ringspun cotton
• preshrunk soft washed garment dyed fabric
• twill taped shoulder-to-shoulder 
• set-in sleeves 
• double needle stitched sleeves and bottom hem 
• ribbed collar with double needle topstitched neckline
• our orders generally ship within 3-5 business days

Commercial grade yellow ink on navy cotton. Pigment dyed fabrics should be washed with like colors for first wash. Our orders generally ship within 3-5 business days. Sizes S-4XL. We adjust our images for the size of the shirt. That means your shirt looks as good at 4XL as it does at S.

Weight: 6.1 Oz

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