Top 10 Christian Clothing Brand Every Believer Should Know in 2025

Christian fashion has moved beyond simple slogan tees — in 2025 faith-driven apparel spans streetwear, modest fashion, jewelry, and cause-driven labels. Whether you’re hunting for conversation-starting tees, modest wardrobes, or giftable jewelry with scripture, these 10 brands combine style with conviction.

How to Use this guide

Scan the list for the style you need (streetwear, modest, jewelry).
Click the brand link to check current collections and sales.
Use the “Where to buy” section at the end for quick shopping pages and affiliate opportunities.

1. Kerusso

Founded in 1987 by Vic Kennett in Berryville, Arkansas. It began very small: with a $1,000 family loan, three Christian T-shirt designs, and operations run out of a spare room in the Kennett home. Vic also worked as a carpenter at the time while filling orders. The name Kerusso comes from the Greek word κηρύσσω (kerusso), which means “to herald or proclaim” — a fitting name for a brand whose mission is explicitly about spreading Christian truths through apparel.

Kerusso is one of the longest-running names in Christian apparel, known for durable, scripture-driven tees, hats, and gifts aimed at church groups and everyday wear. If you want brand recognition and reliable inventory for group buys (church events, youth groups), Kerusso is a smart pick.

Shop: https://www.kerusso.com/

2. Elevated Faith

Elevated Faith bracelet scripture jewelry

Founded: 2015

The brand emphasizes that its pieces are meant to spark faith conversations. Wearing a bracelet, a tee, or accessory is a way to open doors to share faith. They donate a portion of every sale to Christian charities globally. They have what they call Charity Partners and also “Charity Day”: on the first Thursday of every month they give 50% of profits from that day to a charity.

Elevated Faith focuses on jewelry and apparel that are stylish conversation starters — bracelets and necklaces designed around verses and short messages, plus seasonal apparel drops.

Shop: https://elevatedfaith.com/

3. God Is Dope

Founder: Sharod Simpson.

Started: 2015.

Sharod took ~$25,000 saved and invested in an initial run of ~5,000 shirts. He did grassroots marketing: wearing the t-shirts himself, selling in parking lots, on college campuses, etc. After printing and wearing his own design, Sharod got strong reactions (“Where’d you get that shirt?” etc.), which motivated him to take the brand seriously.

A bold streetwear label, God Is Dope blends contemporary design with faith-first messaging. Their tees, hoodies, and caps are popular among younger audiences who love statement streetwear that opens conversations about faith. Great for trend-focused posts and social shares.

Shop: https://www.godisdope.com/

4. Not Of This World (NOTW)

The name “Not Of This World” is drawn directly from Christian Scripture, particularly John 17:14-17, where Jesus prays for His disciples saying they “are not of the world” though living in it. The brand calls believers to live set apart, rooted in truth, with identity in Christ rather than in worldly value systems.

Founder: Aurelio F. Barreto III is the central figure behind NOTW and its parent brand C28. once a refugee from Cuba, he built businesses, experienced emptiness despite success, then committed to using fashion + design to share and live out the Gospel.

Because its roots are older (C28 / early 2000s), some of the design style may feel dated to younger people used to fast-fashion, current streetwear trends. To maintain relevance, the brand must keep design innovation high.

Shop: https://www.notwrld.com/

5. Walk In Faith Clothing

Every Sale Goes Toward Fighting Sex Trafficking & World Hunger. Walk In Faith is more than just a Christian clothing brand; They are soldiers for Christ, standing firm in Faith and spreading His message through their apparel. When you shop, you can be confident that your purchase is making a positive impact. They donate a portion of every sale to Christian nonprofit organizations on the frontlines of the fight against world hunger and human trafficking as stated in their blog.

Walk In Faith makes modern tees, jackets, and accessories built to spark conversations. Smaller than some legacy brands, they offer fresh graphic styles and are easy to feature in “discover” lists where readers want new labels to try.

Shop: https://walkinfaithclothing.com/

6. Faithful & Co. (Faithful & Company)

Faithful & Co. creates approachable, verse-based tees and gifts that work well for families and gift buyers. Their product range works perfectly for listicles aimed at holiday shoppers, church merchandise ideas, and family wardrobes.

Shop: https://faithfulandco.com/

7. Stand Up Now Apparel

Stand Up Now patriotic Christian apparel

Stand Up Now combines faith messaging with a patriotic aesthetic. Their bold, values-focused shirts are popular with audiences who appreciate outspoken, mission-centered apparel. They’re easy to promote around national holidays or cause campaigns.

Shop: https://standupnowapparel.com/

8. Nine Line Apparel

Nine Line is primarily known for veteran-focused apparel, but many of their collections incorporate faith and family values. The brand has strong loyalty and is easy to recommend where patriotism and faith overlap.

Shop: https://www.ninelineapparel.com/

9. Grunt Style

Grunt Style patriotic t-shirt faith message

Grunt Style is a high-profile patriotic brand with products that often align with faith and family messaging. High production values and recognizable branding make them a strong shout for readers who prefer rugged, Americana-style faith apparel.

Shop: https://www.gruntstyle.com/

10. Love in Faith

Love in Faith (often stylized LiF) is a Christian, faith-based apparel brand founded by a couple, Katie & Dave. Their goal is to create clothing and accessories that are stylish, positive, and that help believers express the love of Jesus in everyday life. Katie & Dave founded the brand around 2017. They started with modest beginnings: designing in-house, shipping from home, often late nights, working many hours to get everything going. They were motivated by their sense that many Christian clothing options were bland or impersonal, and they wanted something more fun, expressive and reflective of joy in faith.

Challenges & Criticisms

Shipping / Order fulfillment delays: Some customers report long waiting periods before orders are processed or shipped.
Missing items / incomplete orders: Issues where some items didn’t show up, or orders were shipped without all the items ordered.
Color accuracy: Some say the colors of the product they receive differ from what they saw online.
Website impersonation / scam-confusion: A recurring theme in negative reviews is that some people may have ordered from fraudulent copycat sites pretending to be Love in Faith. The real Love in Faith company emphasizes that they ship from California, US, to try to distinguish themselves from these impersonators.
Customer expectations vs reality: Some reviewers express disappointment when delivery takes much longer than promised, or when communication is slow. Because people have high expectations of a faith-based brand, any failure in these areas hits harder.

They have an About Us page, clear founders’ story, mission, and customer service info. That helps with legitimacy. They have many Trustpilot reviews (hundreds), with mixed but many positive. That gives both social proof and evidence of what works vs doesn’t.

Shop: https://www.loveinfaith.life/

Let me know if there are other christian brands you’d like us to add in the comment section!

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