General Apparel
Showing all 4 results
-
Wanna Taco Socks
$9.99Read moreSpice up your wardrobe with these funky faith-based Wanna Taco Socks by Kerusso in Red. Your feet should have more fun! When someone asks about your day, take a moment to praise the Lord out loud for all the good things in your life. God is there every step of the way, and these socks a fiesta for your feet will remind you to speak up about your faith in Jesus.
Mark 16:15 encourages us to share our faith: [Jesus] said to them, Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation. As a follower of Jesus, there is so much to be grateful for! When you talk about Jesus and the blessings He has given you, your joy will be infectious. Don t keep the Good News to yourself talk about the Savior, pray with those in need, and tell everyone that the best twist in your personal story is the moment you met Jesus.
WARNING: These tacos are for your feet, not to eat! These comfortable, breathable cotton-blend socks are a fun, fashionable way to take your faith to the streets and a quirky conversation starter. This Unisex design is One Size Fits Most – Ladies shoe size 6-10, Mens shoe size 7-9.
-
Cross Burl Wood Pocket Knife
$30.00Read moreBurl wood is highly prized by artists for its unique shapes and ring patterns. It is derived from the knots and abnormal growths on trees often caused by some sort of stress. Each piece of burl wood is unique, but all seem to have a shimmery, almost translucent look. We are pleased to offer this pocket knife accented with artisan burl wood.
Weight: 0.20 lbs
Inscription: Cross
Height: 1.5
Width: 4.5
Blade Length: 3.25
Construction & Composition: Items like pens, knives, and some keychains are produced by various vendors and brought to our factory blank. P. Graham Dunn develops graphics in our design lab and sends the approved designs to the laser department. There each component is given a jig that holds the blank unit in one of our laser engraving machines. The designs are then engraved using high powered CO2 lasers or screen printed. The items are then collected and sent offsite as piece work. This piece work is often accomplished by local Amish women. Since our workshop uses electricity some Amish sects are forbidden from working in this environment. Piece work is one way in which an Amish family can earn a living while still adhering to their way of life. The final pieces have been cleaned, assembled (if necessary), tagged and packaged ready for shipment. Components that P. Graham Dunn engraves are always of high quality.
Features & Benefits: A thumb-flip blade for one handed use.
Care: Clean with a damp cloth and wipe dry.
