By His Wounds We Are Healed Sweatshirt

Inspired by the words of Isaiah 53:5 — "By His wounds we are healed" — this design reflects the mystery at the heart of the Christian faith: that suffering, united to Christ, becomes the place where redemption enters the world.

Three engraved nails recall the Passion of Christ, while the crown of thorns embroidered at the chest serves as a quiet reminder of the love that endured all things for our sake. Together, these symbols invite us to contemplate not only Christ's sacrifice, but the healing, hope, and restoration that flow from it.

"By His wounds we are healed."

— Isaiah 53:5

Designed for those walking through seasons of grief, recovery, waiting, or gratitude, this piece offers a gentle witness to the truth that no wound is beyond the reach of grace.

Printed on a garment-dyed sweatshirt with a relaxed vintage fit, it's made to feel like a beloved thrifted find — soft, substantial, and meant to be lived in through the ordinary rhythms of everyday life.

Details:

Garment-dyed fleece crewneck sweatshirt

Relaxed unisex fit

Soft washed fabric with a vintage, lived-in feel

Small front chest graphic featuring a crown of thorns

Large back graphic featuring three engraved nails and the words "By His wounds we are healed"

Professionally printed to order

80% ring-spun cotton, 20% polyester

Garment-dyed 3-end fleece with a 100% cotton face

Fabric weight: 9.5 oz./yd.² (322 g/m²)

Yarn diameter: 30 singles

Relaxed fit

Side-seamed construction

1 × 1 rib at collar, cuffs, and waistband

Forward-rolled shoulder

Twill tape on the inside of the back neck

Twill label

OEKO-TEX Standard 100-certified fabric

Blank product sourced from El Salvador

Please note: This sweatshirt undergoes garment-dyeing and softening processes, resulting in subtle variations in color that make each piece uniquely its own.

Designed for:

quiet mornings with Scripture and coffee,

evenings gathered around the table,

hospital visits and hopeful prayers,

and those learning to trust that healing often unfolds in ways both seen and unseen.

Because even in the midst of suffering, the story of Christ reminds us that love has the final word.