Schertz, Texas
Made to last. Meant to mean something.
Heavy Mercy is a small-batch screen-print shop. Every shirt starts with a heavyweight blank — the kind that holds up — and gets printed by hand with spot-color ink. No fast fashion. No mass runs. Just a few designs at a time, printed right.
Why we exist
What you wear is a statement.
We believe apparel should mean something more than a brand name or a trend. What you put on your back is a reflection of who you are — your values, your faith, your story. At Heavy Mercy, we make clothes for people who want what they wear to point to something greater than themselves. Every design is a declaration: a visible, wearable expression of belief in our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. Not a slogan. Not a fashion statement. A testimony.
Why screen print?
Screen printing is the oldest and most honest way to put ink on a shirt. Each color is a separate pass. The ink sits on top of the fabric, not soaked into it. You can feel it. After a hundred washes, a good screen print still looks like a screen print. That matters to us.
Why heavyweight?
Thin tees are cheap to make and cheap to wear. A 6.5 oz blank costs more, drapes better, and lasts longer. We use heavyweight blanks because the shirt is part of the statement. If the garment falls apart, so does everything printed on it.
Why Christian?
The name Heavy Mercy comes from the weight of grace — the kind that costs something and covers everything. The designs come from that same place. Not slogans. Not bumper stickers. Marks that mean something to the people wearing them.
Small runs. On purpose.
We don't keep inventory. Each design goes out in a single print run — a fixed number of shirts, printed once. When they're gone, they're gone. That's not a marketing trick. It's just how small-batch printing works.
Get on the list.
We announce print runs to the waitlist first. Drop your email on the contact page and we'll let you know when the next run opens.