Logos in Bloom | The Bloom Crew | Heavyweight
Logos in Bloom | The Bloom Crew | Heavyweight
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The Bloom Crew Heavyweight. The same collection theology, carried in a 460GSM garment where the botanicals lead and the Christogram is felt more than seen.
The theological foundation is the same as the Classic — Genesis 1, John 1, John 15. God creates. We are made in His image. Abiding is the source of fruit, not striving. "Created to Cultivate" on the front. The Chi-Rho botanical on the back.
But the back design treatment is different. On the Heavyweight, the Chi-Rho is ghosted — a watercolor wash of the Christogram pressing through the botanical surround rather than sitting over it. The florals are the dominant visual. The Christogram is present in the way roots are present — not always visible, but structuring everything above ground. That is not a design choice made for aesthetics. It is a theological one.
- 460GSM blended heavyweight crewneck — the most substantial piece in the Logos in Bloom collection
- Premium construction, structured silhouette, significant drape and presence
- "Created to Cultivate" handwritten script — left chest
- Ghosted Chi-Rho botanical back graphic — Christogram washes through full floral surround
- Available in three colorways: Black, Bone, Charcoal
- Sizing runs standard to relaxed — true to size
Black — The ghosted Chi-Rho reads with quiet authority against black. The botanicals carry the visual weight.
Bone — The most striking colorway. The ghosted Christogram nearly disappears into the bone base — the florals are almost entirely on their own. For the person who understands what is underneath without needing it announced.
Charcoal — Softer than black, heavier than bone. The design sits in a composed middle ground.
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