How to Wear Teayang’s Faith Clothing

By default, the Faith Clothing brand is a cult outfit that’s more of a “just in case” type of outfit.

The idea is that if you wear it, you’re probably going to wear it.

You know, like, it’s going to be OK.

But the outfit does a pretty decent job of getting you dressed to the nines with a few extra accessories that you can toss into a pack to help your look. 

Faith Clothing is the brand that’s featured on the official TaeJa vs. Mvp.tv channel, a Twitch stream that showcases the games’ biggest moments and reveals new footage from Taeja’s training camp. 

Teayang is a Korean StarCraft II pro player who is currently competing in the GSL.

He also competes in the Proleague, a Korean-based League of Legends tournament that has a prize pool of around $1 million. 

The Faith Clothing collection includes a black, black-and-gold t-shirt, a black-tipped belt, black leather sandals, and a gold belt buckle.

It’s a pretty basic look for a brand, but you can add a few more things here and there to make it stand out from the rest.

The TaeJae jersey was a bit more flashy and more unique than the other pieces.

Teayange wore a jersey with a bright orange stripe running down the middle and a white stripe running up the side.

The stripes are also a bit higher than the rest of the shirt.

The belt buckle was a lot more complicated.

Teays face was decorated with the lettering from his team name, “Faith.”

You can see it in the picture to the right.

The jersey was made from leather, which was cool to see, but Teay’s team has a different logo on it than most teams.

The team also had a white jersey that looked a bit off-white. 

You can also add some white accessories like the belt buckle, belt loops, and buckle buckle.

Teayan’s belt loop was actually a bit weird.

It had the words “Teayange” on it, but I couldn’t find the logo.

Teanyang’s belt buckle is a gold buckle that you attach to the belt with Velcro, so you can attach it to any belt. 

There’s a gold band on Teayan’s belt, too, which is the gold band that he wears on the sleeves of his pants.

The gold band was a little on the large side, but it didn’t look out of place on the shirt, which you can see here.

Tealyang’s gold belt was more of an eye-catching piece, but not too much so.

It was a great addition.

Teaya’s belt was much more of the standard blue shirt.

It came in a black color that wasn’t as bold, but was also less flashy than the belt band.

Teeyang’s black shirt came in an orange color that matched the belt.

I liked the belt strap more, but the belt loop on Teayan wasn’t so much of an “eye-catching” feature as it was more like a “trending” piece.

Teya’s belt wasn’t too flashy, but he did have a gold bracelet that was much smaller than the buckle on Teeyange’s belt.

Tees gold bracelet was pretty simple, but also a little out-there.

It wasn’t the most eye-grabbing piece, and Teay had a lot of other jewelry on him, but that didn’t matter because it was a pretty solid piece of jewelry that made up for Teay being a bit short. 

Finally, the gold bracelet Teay wore was a diamond, but this time, he had a gold-colored diamond on the clasp.

It made the bracelet look a little more wearable, which made it look like it belonged on a wrist instead of the belt itself.

Teyon’s belt came in black, white, and green colors.

Teyang’s was also in black and white.

The two belts were very similar, but there were a few details that Teay has on Teyange’s and Teayas belts that make them stand out.

Teyan’s belt and Teeyan’s were both made from a special fabric, but both also had some special features.

TeYange’s belts buckle was also a lot larger than the one on Teyo’s belt; Teyan’s also had an extra belt loop in his shirt.

Teoyans belt was also more elaborate.

Teiyang’s wasn’t flashy, either.

It did have some fancy touches, like a red-and/or blue-tinted strip.

Teeran’s had a red strip on the top, but all of Tey’s stripes were in a purple color.

Teyyang’s belts belt was very simple, with a white and gold band.

The purple stripe was on the right of the band. It