FAITH · RECOVERY · BECOMING

Imagine me.

See yourself differently. Have faith for what can change. Do the work of becoming who you were created to be.

The words on this clothing belong to the person wearing it. Choose a declaration for your journey and take one faithful step toward living it.

01 / THE BEGINNING
“For as he thinketh in his heart, so is he.”
PROVERBS 23:7, KJV
A declaration for every journey

What if the wall began with a thought?

A lie repeated long enough can start to sound like the truth: “I’ll always be stuck. I’ll never be free. I can’t become more.”

Imagine Me invites you to question those thoughts. Scripture speaks of spiritual struggle and bringing thoughts into obedience to Christ. As the inner walls come down, you can begin to see yourself through what God says instead of what fear, addiction, shame, or financial hardship has told you.

IMAGINE
ME

What could you become if you saw yourself differently?

Imagine Me is a declaration anyone can make. When you wear it, “me” means you. The word on the back is your vision to grow toward: free, healed, rich, whole, loved, clean, happy, or forgiven. What that word means in your life is yours to discover and live.

Your starting place may be recovery from addiction, a season of financial strain, a painful relationship, or a belief that you can never change. Your path is your own. The invitation is to bring those thoughts into the light, trust God for a renewed mind, and take the next honest step.

Faith gives you courage to do the work: ask for help, keep choosing sobriety, rebuild trust, care for your resources, and make room for healing. Progress can be gradual. You can keep imagining a future beyond what has held you.

Jesus Christ offers forgiveness as a gift. You can receive it and move forward without letting your past decide the rest of your story.

Imagine me becoming.

Eight words you can make your own. Choose the one that speaks to where you are and where you are growing.

01

Free

From addiction, shame, or the belief that change is impossible.

02

Healed

Making space for God to work in places once hidden away.

03

Rich

Building financial stability without making money an idol or using it to avoid inner work.

04

Whole

Believing your story can hold both scars and restoration.

05

Loved

Receiving God’s love without letting the past define your worth.

06

Clean

Choosing sobriety and a clear path forward, one day at a time.

07

Happy

Allowing joy to return as a new life takes shape.

08

Forgiven

Receiving the gift Jesus Christ died to give and learning to live in that freedom.

365 days of becoming.

Imagine Me is a 365-day poetic testimony devotional on faith, recovery, healing, and transformation. Daily poems and reflections will draw on lived testimony while inviting readers to examine old beliefs, practice faith through real choices, and imagine the life God is calling them to build. The journey on each page belongs to the reader, too.

THE DEVOTIONAL IS IN DEVELOPMENT
A DAILY DEVOTIONALImagine
Me.
365 DAYS · FAITH · RECOVERY · HEALING · TRANSFORMATION

Wear what you can imagine.

Every style has a men’s and women’s version. The men’s line uses natural, muted brushstrokes with flowing paint; the women’s line keeps the colorful rhinestone finish. T-shirts curve “Imagine Me” around the front neckline like a painted necklace, with one declaration on the back, while jackets show a readable “Imagine Me” front and back with the eight words on one sleeve. Open a design for the full view. Every listed piece is $100 or less. Colorways, sizes, and retail prices are proposed for production.

Core clothing colors

Strong BlackRoyal PurpleBold Gold
The fabric colors are shown in the lookbooks below. Logo tones and outlines are adjusted for legibility on each color.

Men’s statement shirts

NECKLACE PRINT · 01 — 08

Men’s essentials

HATS · HOODIE · SWEATPANTS

Natural brush lettering and flowing paint carry through each piece, with softer color and no rhinestones.

Women’s crystal collection

BEDAZZLED FINISH

Rhinestones trace the brushstrokes and finish the paint drips. “Imagine Me” curves around each front neckline, while every shirt carries its own declaration on the back.

Bomber & fatigue jackets

MEN + WOMEN · FRONT + BACK

Every jacket has a readable “Imagine Me” on the front and back. One sleeve carries Free, Healed, Rich, Whole, Loved, Clean, Happy, and Forgiven. Men’s brushwork is muted and organic; women’s designs retain the colorful rhinestone details along the drips.

See the garment colors

BLACK · ROYAL PURPLE · BOLD GOLD

Open a lookbook to see full front and back views in Royal Purple and Bold Gold, with contrast adjusted for the fabric. The black version appears in the individual garment views above. Each lookbook shows the color treatment for that garment type; individual shirt declarations remain on their own product cards.

Imagine Me denim

SHIRTS · JACKETS · JEANS · MEN + WOMEN

Denim shirts and jackets carry “Imagine Me” across the front and back with the eight declarations on one sleeve. Jeans carry the flowing design across both front legs, with plain backs. Choose Blue, Grey, or Black wash. Men’s pieces use natural brush paint; women’s pieces add rhinestones to the paint drips. The pictured jeans show the low-rise skinny concept.

Low-rise skinny

Close through the thigh with a tight taper to the ankle. This is the fit shown in the wash gallery.

Mid-rise slim

A lean shape with more room through the thigh and calf.

Mid-rise straight

A clean, straight leg from knee to hem for an easier fit.

Proposed construction: Premium stretch denim around 98% cotton and 2% elastane for skinny and slim fits; selected straight pieces may use 100% rigid cotton. Five-pocket jeans with reinforced bar tacks, hidden rivets, chambray pocket lining, side-seam and back-pocket darts, button fly, and a custom cowhide leather patch. Wash details may include hand-applied splatters, abrasion, blowout knee slits, or repair stitching. Final fabric, hardware, distressing, and fit require factory samples.

Sizes & fit

REGULAR + TALL

Planning guide for body measurements in inches. Measure around the fullest part of the chest or bust and hips, and at the natural waist. These ranges are design targets and will be adjusted after fit samples are approved.

Men’s body measurements

SizeChestWaistHip
XS32–3426–2832–34
S35–3729–3135–37
M38–4032–3438–40
L41–4335–3741–43
XL44–4638–4044–46
2XL47–5041–4447–50
3XL51–5445–4851–54
4XL55–5849–5255–58
5XL59–6253–5659–62
6XL63–6657–6063–66

Women’s body measurements

SizeBustWaistHip
XS31–3324–2634–36
S34–3627–2937–39
M37–3930–3240–42
L40–4233–3543–45
XL43–4536–3846–48
2XL46–4939–4249–52
3XL50–5343–4653–56
4XL54–5747–5057–60
5XL58–6151–5461–64
6XL62–6555–5865–68

Tall lengths

Target tall labels: MT, LT, XLT, 2XLT, 3XLT, 4XLT, 5XLT, 6XLT. Tall uses the same chest, waist, and hip range as its regular size, with a proposed 2-inch longer top body and sleeve and a 34–36-inch pant inseam. Regular pant inseam target: 30–32 inches. Actual garment measurements and available sizes will be confirmed with the manufacturer.

XS through 6XL are planned where the garment blank allows. Hats will use a separate cap sizing guide. Denim’s low-rise fit is measured at the garment waistband, so compare the final jean specification before ordering.

Proposed materials & finish

PRODUCTION DIRECTION

T-shirts

Medium-weight, 100% cotton jersey.

Hoodies & sweatpants

Heavy core fleece (around 380 gsm) or French terry for a structured, oversized fit.

Trimmings & logos

Rib-knit collars, elongated drawstrings, and soft-touch rubberized or flocked logo appliqués.

Materials, finishes, and proposed retail prices will be confirmed before launch.

There is more to your story than the wall in front of you.

Imagine you.

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