More Than Apparel. A Reminder of Who You Were Created to Be.
Created Apparel began with a simple conviction:
EVERY person is intentionally created by God, in His image, for His purpose, and for His glory.
Founders Garett and Britani Marvin have spent their lives building businesses, serving their community, and raising a family centered on faith. As entrepreneurs in Middle Tennessee, they've always believed that success is measured by more than business, it is measured by the impact you leave on others and how faithfully you steward what God has entrusted to you.
Garett, a graduate of the University of Tennessee with a degree in Business, and Britani, who earned her Bachelor's Degree in History and Secondary Education, have always shared a passion for building things that matter. Together, they've launched and operated multiple successful businesses, but throughout every season of life, one calling has remained constant…
To honor Christ in everything they do.
Today, that calling extends far beyond business.
Together with their five children, who are affectionately known around town for rarely wearing shoes, they strive to build a home where faith is lived out daily. Their family attends and serves at New Tribe Church in Mount Juliet, Tennessee, where they've experienced firsthand the transformative power of community, generosity, and the Gospel.
After much prayer, God began stirring something new in their hearts.
Not simply another business…A ministry. A reminder.
Created Apparel was born from a desire to encourage people to remember who they are, whose they are, and why they were created.
In a world searching for identity, Created exists to point people back to the One who formed them with intention and purpose.
Every collection is designed to spark conversations, encourage believers, and serve as a reminder that our identity isn't found in culture, accomplishments, or comparison—it is found in Christ alone.
The hope behind every design is simple:
That someone would put on a piece of Created apparel, begin a conversation, and ultimately encounter the hope of the Gospel.
Because this has never been just about clothing. It's about carrying a message. It's about living with purpose. It's about reminding the world that every life has meaning because every life has a Creator