Our Mission

Paraqa was created not just to make clothing—but to tell a story.

A story of redemption, of helplessness, and of breaking the cycles that have held people down for generations. The name Paraqa comes from the Aramaic word for redeemer, and that is the core of everything we stand for:

 The belief that no one is too far gone for a fresh start, and that the Lord is still in the business of changing lives.

Many of the youth caught up in the system today were born from pain they didn’t choose. They carry the weight of generational trauma, cycles of addiction, abuse, abandonment, and systemic inequality that started long before they ever had a chance. They grow up believing lies about who they are and what they’re worth. When the world turns its back on them, they internalize that rejection, which only leads to choices that reinforce their pain.

But Paraqa believes there’s more for them. Much more.

This brand was founded from that same pain. It was built by people who lived that pain, who chased truth through every region, and who found the only real healing in Jesus.

That transformation is the heart of Paraqa.

Our mission is to use clothing as a tool to reach the forgotten, to restore dignity to the dismissed, and to declare to the world that these kids are not beyond saving — they are full of purpose.

We are a movement.

A reminder that clothing can be more than just what you wear — it can carry meaning, it can carry hope, and it can carry truth.

Every piece is a sermon and redemption can become reality, no matter how dark the past.

That’s why 5% of every Paraqa sale goes directly to programs that support, mentor, and rehabilitate young people in the juvenile justice system — especially those most impacted by generational trauma, abuse, and PTSD. Through faith-based partnerships, we’re making real transformation happen.

Not just temporary change, but eternal healing through God.

We don’t just want to make clothes. We want to create conversation. To spark restoration. To stand in the gap for the next generation and remind them they are not defined by what they’ve inherited, what they’ve gone through, or what they’ve done.

They are defined by what God can do with a willing heart — and that kind of healing can change everything.

Paraqa — To Redeem Our Generations