Christian apparel with a story to tell.
Original engraving-style artwork drawn from the parables of Jesus — printed to order in the USA on heavyweight Comfort Colors tees and Gildan fleece.
Free US standard shipping on every order
- Original artwork on every design
- Printed to order in the USA
- Free US standard shipping
Shop by garment
Pick the blank, then the parable
Every design is available as a tee; most are also cut as long sleeves, crewnecks and hoodies.
Featured
Three designs to start with
Also in NightThe Pearl of Great Price
From $34.99
Tee · Long sleeve · Crewneck · Hoodie
Rich Fool
From $34.99
Tee
Talents
From $34.99
Tee
Read the review on Etsy →“We were all so blessed by these t-shirts and the beautiful art and Jesus's parable of His precious kingdom. Thank you, Darrin!”
He expedited shipping so we could have the t-shirts in time for the Joni & Friends family retreat — where the theme this year was “hidden treasure.” We gifted the third to our son's camp counselor.
Why Far Country
Stories worth wearing
Our name comes from the parable of the prodigal son — the far country he wandered into, and the long road he walked home. It is the whole gospel in two words: we wander, and we are welcomed back.
Every design begins with a parable Jesus told, rendered in engraving-style artwork and paired with the scripture behind it. These are not slogans on a blank tee — they are stories you can wear, and conversations waiting to happen.
Original parable artwork
Every design is hand-built around a parable of Jesus — engraving-style illustration, never clip-art or recycled templates.
Premium blanks
Heavyweight Comfort Colors garment-dyed tees; Gildan heavy-blend fleece for the crewnecks and hoodies.
Printed to order in the USA
Made when you order it and shipped from the States — nothing is printed until someone wants it.
Parables
Shop by theme
Designs grouped by the threads that run through the parables.
From the Journal
The stories behind the shirts
The Wise and Foolish Builders: Same Storm, Different Foundation
Two houses face the identical storm — only the foundation decides which one stands. Jesus closes the Sermon on the Mount with it, and Luke tells the same teaching with a different building detail.
Read more Matthew 13:44The Hidden Treasure: Found, Not Sought
One verse: a man finds treasure buried in a field and sells everything, for joy, to buy that field. Paired with the Pearl of Great Price, and set against the rich young ruler who was asked to do the same thing and walked away sad.
Read more Luke 18:1-8The Persistent Widow: She Would Not Stop
A widow wears down a corrupt judge through sheer persistence. Jesus's own follow-up line complicates the easy reading — and the parable ends on a question, not a promise.
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