🎂 This shirt serves as a thoughtful birthday or anniversary gift for an alcoholic or addict in recovery, a sponsor, or as a keepsake for yourself to honor your journey of hope and a reminder of how far you've come.
If you are in Alcoholics Anonymous, you are on a journey to recover and stay sober. This journey is about understanding yourself and the world.
Honoring this journey means being open to it and being thankful, even when it's hard. It's important to remember that every experience can teach us something and make us wiser.
Don't get too caught up in everyday problems, take a step back to see the bigger picture. Embrace each step of the journey, even the tough ones, because they all help us grow. This journey can turn our pain into wisdom.
Remember, it's the journey that matters, not just the end result. So let's keep an open mind and heart, trusting that each step will guide us to where we need to be.
Honor your journey of spiritual discovery. Embrace it with willingness, acceptance, and gratitude. For it holds the power to turn your wounds into wisdom. ONE STEP AT A TIME.
The Steps Shirt
• All styles are hand-picked (yes, we test & wear every one ourselves) to be extra comfy and smooth with an even softer feel than other brands.
• Our apparel is engineered to remain stronger with lasting color after multiple washes.
• Made from the highest quality cotton, organic cotton, bamboo, and recycled polyester available, they not only feel amazing but are sustainable and eco-friendly too.⫸The result is the best clothing you'll find, with fits that will leave you addicted to only quality!
Learn more about our premium clothing fabrics and find specific size charts here!
💖 Our shop is proud to employ individuals walking their own roads to recovery with mental health & substance use disorders. Infusing each piece with the unique perspective and empathetic connection that only shared experiences can bring.
💸 For every purchase, a portion of our proceeds goes towards funding the fight against addiction and mental health stigma as well as treatment programs for substance use disorders and mental health.