Rift of Redemption Zip Hoodie
Wrap yourself in a profound visual story with this premium unisex zip hoodie, born directly from the original hand-painted abstract canvas "Rift of Redemption."
The all-over print captures a powerful, faith-inspired composition—mirroring a wall of stone breaking apart to celebrate the moment Christ's grace broke through the hardened barriers of the world. Heavy palette-knife strokes of deep sacrificial burgundy, soft ivory white, smoky charcoal, and sudden whispers of seafoam green blend together to create a softly weathered, painterly pattern that feels lived-in and deeply creative.
It sits like an everyday layer: roomy enough to throw over your sketchbooks or a commuter tote, and structured enough to keep its shape after repeated wear. The black zipper and white contrast stitching add a subtle graphic edge, while the roomy front pockets keep hands warm and small essentials close. Wear it to studio sessions, slow coffee runs, gallery nights, or wandering the city streets — it carries a calm, sacred energy without shouting for attention.
Product Features
Sacred Art Wear: Pattern sourced directly from the original "Rift of Redemption" abstract canvas.
Premium All-Over Print: 100% polyester fabric featuring high-definition, vivid, and long-lasting color.
Structured Fit: Medium-weight fabric (7.4 oz/yd²) that balances everyday warmth with a classic, tailored shape.
Graphic Details: Features a sleek black zipper and crisp white contrast stitching for an artistic touch.
Functional Storage: Built with spacious front pockets for warmth and everyday carry convenience.
Quality Construction: Custom cut-and-sewn assembly; proudly assembled in the USA from globally sourced parts. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Care Instructions
Machine Wash: Cold water only (maximum 30°C or 90°F).
Tumble Dry: Use low heat setting only.
Do Not Iron: Fabric naturally resists wrinkles and heat damage.
Do Not Bleach: Avoid harsh chemical whiteners to preserve print vibrancy.
Do Not Dryclean: Standard gentle home laundering is best.




