James Emmanuel - A Time To Heal T-Shirt in Black
This James Emmanuel A Time To Heal Tee is 100% Cotton and has a regular fit.
To celebrate James’ first official piece of merchandise, this tee was created with kindness in mind over the holiday season. Designed by Nigerian artist and designer, Sherif Apampa, this tee celebrates Nigerian culture, boyhood, and innocence, carrying heart and energy in every piece he designs.
A Time To Heal is more than a t-shirt. It is a gift, a statement, and a chance for us to spread some joy together this Christmas.
All profits from the sale of the t-shirt will go towards improving the lives of children affected by poverty, illness, neglect or who have additional needs across Scotland.
This James Emmanuel A Time To Heal Tee is 100% Cotton and has a regular fit.
To celebrate James’ first official piece of merchandise, this tee was created with kindness in mind over the holiday season. Designed by Nigerian artist and designer, Sherif Apampa, this tee celebrates Nigerian culture, boyhood, and innocence, carrying heart and energy in every piece he designs.
A Time To Heal is more than a t-shirt. It is a gift, a statement, and a chance for us to spread some joy together this Christmas.
All profits from the sale of the t-shirt will go towards improving the lives of children affected by poverty, illness, neglect or who have additional needs across Scotland.
Original: $34.00
-65%$34.00
$11.90Description
This James Emmanuel A Time To Heal Tee is 100% Cotton and has a regular fit.
To celebrate James’ first official piece of merchandise, this tee was created with kindness in mind over the holiday season. Designed by Nigerian artist and designer, Sherif Apampa, this tee celebrates Nigerian culture, boyhood, and innocence, carrying heart and energy in every piece he designs.
A Time To Heal is more than a t-shirt. It is a gift, a statement, and a chance for us to spread some joy together this Christmas.
All profits from the sale of the t-shirt will go towards improving the lives of children affected by poverty, illness, neglect or who have additional needs across Scotland.
