Philosophy.

Our main goal is to empower people to do more for God. In the Bible, it states that we must “encourage the hearts of your fellow believers and support one another (1 Thessalonians 5:11 TPT).” With this in mind, we strive to make sure everyone who receives a product from us truly feels like family by how we support them.

Yirmiyahu Apparel is a platform for all to share their own testimony. It does not have to be a testimony related to the clothing. We desire to be an avenue for people to exalt Yahweh, because He is our everything. “It is through him that we live and function and have our identity (Acts 17:28 TPT).” If our name means “YHWH EXLTD”, and we did nothing but “exalt” ourselves, we would be hypocrites.

Because of this philosophy, we want our social media platforms to be a venue for customers to utilize for His Kingdom. By sending a message through our contact, Instagram, or Facebook pages, we will work with you to share your story to exalt God. In addition, feel free to connect with us for prayer or for guidance on how to share your faith with others. If you only buy our products because they look good, then we have failed you. We desire to be more than a clothing brand. We will exalt YHWH in everything we do, and help you do the same.

As we grow our family, we will grow our mission to reach more people while keeping our core goal the same. There are many needs in our world. Thus, we want to use our profits to bless other organizations that are doing things we can’t do. Our heart is for people, not profits. With your support, we will be able to share with you the next stage of being more than a clothing brand.

Check out our IG page for testimonials from people like you. Use the hashtag #YHWHEXLTD and tag us @yirmiyahuapparel to let us know about your story. We can’t wait to have you join our family!

 
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