Forgiven. Not perfect.
Faith apparel for the imperfect Christian. The ones who’ve fallen, fought back, and know grace when they feel it.
You don’t have to clean up to belong here. You just have to be honest.
Forgiven. For Life.
Why We’re Here
Ever feel like you don’t measure up?
Like you’re too messed up, too messy, too far off track to call yourself a “real” Christian?
Maybe church people made you feel that way. Maybe you made yourself feel that way.
Either way, you’ve carried shame that was never supposed to be yours to carry.
Grace doesn’t come with a dress code. It never did.
We get it. We’ve lived it.
FORGIVEN was started by a guy who knows what it’s like to fall — hard. A church that rejected him over his hair, right after he stepped out to serve kids nobody else wanted to serve.
A Christian college that told him he would never be allowed back on campus for speaking up.
Failed marriages. An affair. Depression that nearly ended it all.
He didn’t come back to faith because he cleaned himself up first. He came back because grace met him in the mess, and never let go.
This brand isn’t built on theory. It’s built on truth we’ve lived through.
“For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God.” — Ephesians 2:8
how it works
FIND YOUR PIECE
Shop the collection and find the one that speaks to your story.WEAR IT BOLDLY
Put it on. Let it start conversations. Let it remind you who you actually are.JOIN THE TRIBE
Connect with other imperfect, forgiven people walking the same road.
Our promise to you:
• You don’t need to have it all together to wear this.
• This isn’t about looking holy. It’s about being honest.
• No judgment. Just grace.
• You stop performing for approval — at church, at work, at home.
• You show up as who you actually are: forgiven, still growing, still in the fight.
• You wear your story instead of hiding it.
• You find people who get it. No explanation needed.
• You help other imperfect people believe they’re allowed to belong, too.
WHAT CHANGES WHEN YOU STOP HIDING
WHAT happens if YOU don’t
You keep wearing the mask. You keep staying quiet about the real story. You keep believing the lie that you need to get it together before God (or anyone else) will accept you.
Shame wins. And you miss out on the freedom that grace is already offering you.