Ninety-nine were fine. He went after the one anyway.
This is the design the whole brand is named for. Not the flock, not the shepherd — the single lamb, standing alone, taking up the whole back of the sweatshirt. That's the arithmetic that never made business sense to me and never stopped mattering: the math says cut your losses at one, and He doesn't.
Drawn heavy and rough, closer to a woodcut than an illustration. Printed large across the back in soft charcoal on the light colors, and in warm bone on Pepper. The front stays clean.
Size: Relaxed fit, roomy on purpose. Size down if you want it closer to the body. Fit: Unisex, S–3XL Color: White, Grey, Pepper Composition: 80/20 ring-spun cotton, 9.5 oz — heavyweight Features: Garment-dyed, large back print, arrives soft and pre-shrunk
Wash cold with like colors, tumble dry low, skip the fabric softener
Comfort Colors is garment-dyed, so no two pieces come out exactly the same shade. That's the process, not a defect.
Printed in the USA, one at a time, after you order it
