Faith doesn't have to be loud to be seen
Christborne began with a simple hope: that what we wear each day could quietly point back to the One who carries us.
Too often, Christian clothing felt like a choice between bold slogans and quality pieces you'd actually reach for every day. We wanted both. We wanted clothing that carries the Gospel gently and wears beautifully, from Sunday morning to an ordinary Tuesday.
What our name means
Our name says what we believe: we are born of Christ and carried by His grace.
You'll see it in our mark. The T in Christborne is drawn as the cross, and the three small dots inside the O stand for the Holy Trinity: the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit. It's a small detail, and it sits at the center of everything we make.
How we design
We keep things modern and minimal: warm neutrals, clean lettering and nothing kitschy. Every design starts with the cross or a line of Scripture, then we take away everything that isn't needed.
Our pieces are made for real life: Sunday services and slow Saturdays, coffee with friends, the kitchen table and the long drive home. Each one is a quiet reminder of who holds you, and an easy way to start a conversation about Him.
Made to order, made for you
Every Christborne piece is printed or embroidered to order by trusted US print partners. We make what's wanted instead of overproducing, so nothing sits in a warehouse, and each piece is made just for you.
- Essentials: the Signature Hoodie, Tagline Tee, Vertical Tee, Fear Not Tee, Grow in Grace Tee, I Lift Up My Eyes Zip Hoodie and Signature Backpack.
- Embroidered: our logo hoodies and crewnecks, with the wordmark stitched in thread.
- Sets & Lounge: the Be Still, Walk by Faith and Wonderfully Made sets.
- Home & Family: our aprons and the My Cup Overflows Mug, for the table and everyone gathered around it.
Our prayer for you
We pray that whatever you choose becomes a favorite, and that it reminds you, every time you put it on, that you are clothed in faith and carried by grace.
With love,
Nickole Karam
Founder of Christborne