Wear the Denial

In God We Trust, In Insurance We Beg Sweatshirt

This isn't merch. It's a position.
Being sick is hard enough. Somewhere in the middle of it, a company you have never met gets a vote. This puts that somewhere people can see it.
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About This Product

A faux-scripture for the American insurance experience. Premiums up. Claims denied. Faith required. Unisex tee.

In God we trust. In insurance, we beg.

That's the deal, isn't it. You pay every month, more than last year, more than the year before, and in return you get the privilege of asking. Asking for the medication. Asking for the procedure. Asking a stranger with a quota whether your body deserves the care your doctor already prescribed.

And the answer, somehow, keeps being the same one.

This sweatshirt is for everyone who's noticed. The patient who's done begging. The parent reading another denial letter at the kitchen table. The nurse who hands the phone to the next patient because there's nothing left to say. The person staring at a premium increase notice wondering what, exactly, they're paying for.

Heavyweight, pre-shrunk, unisex S–5XL. Soft enough to actually live in.

The details:

  • 50% cotton, 50% polyester
  • Pre-shrunk, classic fit
  • 1x1 athletic rib-knit collar with spandex
  • Air-jet spun yarn for a soft feel
  • Double-needle stitched collar, shoulders, armholes, cuffs, and hem
  • Printed on demand

Good to know:

  • White variant may read as off-white rather than bright white due to fabric properties
  • Replacement guarantee on defective, misprinted, or damaged items (14-day window, photo required)

Size guide

  LENGTH (inches) WIDTH (inches)
S 27 20
M 28 22
L 29 24
XL 30 26
2XL 31 28
3XL 32 30
4XL 33 32
5XL 34 34

The worst part happens where nobody can see it.

The denial arrives in an envelope. The phone call happens in your kitchen. The appeal is a stack of paper on a table nobody else sits at. None of it is visible from the outside, and that is exactly what makes it work.

Prior Authorize This. exists to drag one piece of it into daylight. You were already dealing with your body. They made you deal with them too.

A shirt doesn't fix any of this. It does make it harder for the system to pretend nobody noticed.

In God We Trust, In Insurance We Beg Sweatshirt
$32.99