70% matchPetals and Peacocks
Message-first slogan graphics on heavy tees and hoods
What changes: Blunt, irreverent copy instead of scripture
Brand profile
Texas-based Christian streetwear label selling scripture-graphic hoodies, tees and outerwear founded by Jaylen LaGrande.
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Bible verses and verse numerals are the print vocabulary, applied to standard streetwear pieces: heavyweight hoodies, crewnecks, tees, hats and outerwear.
The company frames its output as "street ministry" and T-shirt evangelism, so the message on the garment is the product's main reason to exist.
Founder Jaylen LaGrande began selling tees out of his mother's car in 2009; the brand now runs from Addison, Texas, sells via its own site and raised a Wefunder round.
70% matchMessage-first slogan graphics on heavy tees and hoods
What changes: Blunt, irreverent copy instead of scripture
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What changes: Vegan/eco activism messaging, organic fabrics focus
64% matchFounder-personality label with wholesome, family-safe graphics
What changes: Pastel colorblock knitwear rather than scripture text
61% matchElevated LA graphic streetwear with a luxury-adjacent tilt
What changes: Punk/90s music references and edgier tone
3:16 Collection is a Christian streetwear label founded by Jaylen LaGrande, who started by selling T-shirts from the trunk of his mother's car and built the brand into a global business headquartered in Addison, Texas. The line pairs scripture graphics and Bible-verse numerals with contemporary streetwear silhouettes: heavyweight hoodies, crewnecks, tees, hats and outerwear. Its current Kingdom Collection leans on a luxury-meets-streetwear framing, and the company positions its output as "street ministry" and T-shirt evangelism. It sells direct through 316collection.com and has raised money via a Wefunder community round.