Iron Rock Press polo shirt

Rep the logo of Iron Rock Press, Jeremy's publishing imprint.

Available in Medium, Large, and Extra Large.

Pre-orders for physical products will ship by March 14.

About the Shirt

Design embroidered in white thread on the front-left of the polo.

Polo specs: Jerzees Mens 5.6 oz., 50/50 Jersey Polo with SpotShield™. From the manufacturer:

• 50% cotton and 50% polyester
• Two-button placket with bottom box stitched reinforcement and a welt-knit collar
• SpotShield™ stain-resistant treatment
• Back neck tape for a clean, comfortable finish and a tagless label
• 1x1 rib knit sleeve bands
• Pearlized buttons with durable cross-stitching
• Seamless body with a double-needle stitched bottom hem.

About the Logo

Why Iron Rock?

(1) It sounds epic

(2) It is a play on "iron rod," a symbol from a sacred text of my faith tradition called the Book of Mormon. In the book, the rod of iron represents "the word of God." Like the Word (uppercase), I hope my words (lowercase) will inspire people and bring them closer to God.

What's special about the logo?

(1) The circle is a meaningful symbol in many cultures and religions. It can represent completeness and heaven. In my Zenitha series, the circle is associated with the Luminant Order.

(2) The mountain is a symbol of strength and protection---and is also a sacred symbol in various cultures, as the place we ascend to draw close to heaven. In my Zenitha series, there are two mountains that play significant roles: Mount Terramor (featuring the Bastion of Memory) and the Cosmic Mountain.

(4) The block letters on a mountain are an allusion to my home state, Utah, where the hills above towns often feature a block letter for that town (the most famous being the "Y" above BYU, my alma mater).