




Confident Identity Cross Short Sleeve T-Shirt
Wear The Message
The Rachel's Worth Promise
Rachel's Worth creates modern heirlooms inspired by Scripture and designed for everyday life. Every collection reflects the belief that true beauty is found in faith, wisdom, purpose, spirit, and integrity. Thoughtfully crafted with intention, our jewelry serves as a timeless reminder that your worth has never been determined by the world–it has always been established by God.
Rachel's Worth Confident Identity Cross Short-Sleeve T-Shirt is the perfect mixture of style and belief. It's not just a fashion statement, but a durable investment in your faith journey. Crafted from soft yet durable cotton, the ladies' crewneck t-shirt is an effortless way to make a fearless and symbolic statement that you are created with specificity for a godly purpose. Its versatile design makes it fit to add a touch of faith to your everyday style.
Product Details:
- Material: 5.3 oz, 100% premium cotton
- Fit: Slim Fit, Crewneck t-shirt
This design derives from our Confident Identity Collection.
Each Rachel’s Worth apparel piece is made to order with intention and care, allowing us to maintain quality and purpose in every design. Please allow up to 2 weeks for production before shipping.
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