When we think about what Mercy & More represents, it isn’t just the words placed on our clothing, it’s the integrity of the clothing itself. Clothing is personal. It touches your skin. It becomes part of your everyday life.

If we were going to place messages of faith on something, it mattered deeply to us that the garment itself was honest in how it was made, what it was made from, and how long it would last. So we took our time.

In the early stages of Mercy & More, we explored a wide range of manufacturing options, including overseas production. On the surface, there were many appealing promises, lower costs, faster timelines, and fabrics described as “premium cotton”. But the further we looked, the more we realised how difficult it was to truly verify those claims.

We couldn’t confidently guarantee where the cotton was actually grown, whether the fabric was genuinely 100% cotton, or how transparent the supply chain really was. For us, that lack of clarity mattered. Mercy & More wasn’t something we wanted to build on assumptions.

Eventually, our search led us to a U.S. based manufacturing partner whose standards aligned with ours. Through Comfort Colors, we are able to create garments using 100% U.S. grown cotton, with a supply chain that is traceable, regulated, and consistent.

There is no ambiguity around fabric content, no reliance on unverifiable claims, and no uncertainty about sourcing. In an industry where “premium” is often a label rather than a guarantee, that transparency was essential to us.

All of our garments are also garment-dyed, giving each piece a softness and character from the very first wear. They are intentionally heavyweight, relaxed in fit, and designed to age beautifully over time. Every one of our garments are meant to be lived in, not disposable, and not replaced after a season.

We believe we have achieved what set out to do; create a line of garments that are considered, responsible and honest.

Faith, for us, isn’t about appearances. It’s about truth, care, and consistency.

Choosing a manufacturing partner we can fully stand behind allows the product itself to reflect the same values we’re trying to live out: honesty over hypes, substance over shortcuts, care over convenience.

This wasn’t the easiest path, or the cheapest one, but it was the right one. When you, our precious customer, wear Mercy & More, we want you to feel confident not only in what the design represents, but in the garment itself.

If you have read this far, we thank you for taking the time. If you have any questions at all please feel free to reach out on our socials or via email on studio@mercyandmore.com.

God bless.