PINK PALACE SAINTS T-SHIRT
PINK PALACE SAINTS – HEAR GOOD, SEE GOOD, SPEAK GOOD T-SHIRT
Three little saints. Three heavenly halos. One extremely questionable religious institution.
Straight from the Pink Palace comes the holiest trio of naked cats ever to establish a congregation without permission, collect offerings without authorization, and charge admission to the afterlife.
Meet the clergy:
Sister Hallelujah – Hear Good: She hears the calling of a higher power. Conveniently, that higher power usually directs her toward your purse. Her sermons are inspiring, her collection plate is mandatory, and your salvation may be subject to additional fees.
Brother Revelation – See Good: A devoted disciple who sees divine purpose in everything, particularly heated blankets, surrendered possessions, and the occasional stolen diamond earring. He has renounced worldly wealth and would appreciate it if you donated yours.
Deacon – Speak Good: The innocent face of the congregation. A gentle little angel whose sweet expression and impeccable manners make him the ideal spokesperson for an organization currently under investigation for unauthorized miracles.
Featuring three adorable halo-wearing Sphynx illustrations dressed in their finest religious attire, this black tee celebrates the beloved Pink Palace Saints and their rather creative interpretation of Hear Good, See Good, Speak Good.
Perfect for Sphynx lovers, Pink Palace followers, and anyone who appreciates a little heavenly humor with their feline devotion.
WARNING: Wearing this shirt may be interpreted as an expression of religious affiliation. Sister Hallelujah may contact you regarding outstanding tithes, Brother Revelation may request your earthly possessions, and Deacon will politely thank you while the other two inventory your belongings.
PINK PALACE SAINTS. Three halos. Zero pants. Salvation sold separately.
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