He left the ninety-nine.

One sheep was missing. And the shepherd went after it.

In Luke 15, Jesus tells the parable of a shepherd who leaves ninety-nine sheep in the open country to search for the one that is lost. When he finds it, he carries it home rejoicing.

This isn't simply a story about a missing sheep. It's a picture of God's mercy toward sinners and the joy of heaven over one sinner who repents.

Inspired by Luke 15:4–7, this design is a reminder that salvation is not about finding our own way back. It is about the grace of the Shepherd who seeks and saves the lost.

Featuring a minimalist arrangement of ninety-nine outlined sheep and one golden sheep standing apart, this Christian graphic tee tells a powerful biblical story through a simple, meaningful design.

Printed on a premium Comfort Colors 1717 garment-dyed shirt, this Christian graphic tee offers a soft feel, relaxed unisex fit, and timeless style for church, Bible study, Christian gatherings, or everyday wear.

Details:

• Premium Comfort Colors 1717
• 100% ring-spun cotton
• Garment-dyed for a soft vintage feel
• Relaxed unisex fit
• Scripture-inspired Christian artwork
• Made to order
• Production time: 2–7 business days
• 30-Day Defect Guarantee

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Washing Instructions:

Washing Instructions: How to Care for a Shirt Worth Wearing

• Cold water only — this tee was built to last, treat it like it.
• Turn inside out before washing to protect the graphic (and the message on it).
• Use a gentle detergent — the garment-dyed cotton is soft by design, keep it that way.
• First wash may bleed slightly — separate from lighter fabrics.
• No bleach, no harsh detergents. Faith is bold; laundry doesn't have to be.

Drying Instructions

• Air dry when possible — low heat, long life.
• Tumble dry low if needed. Remove promptly to avoid wrinkles.
• No high heat — it'll shrink, and nobody wants that.

A Few More Things

• Skip the fabric softener — it affects the texture of the cotton.
• Don't iron directly over the print. Turn inside out or use a pressing cloth.
• Take care of it and it'll take care of you — this shirt is made to be worn on mission, not just on Sundays.