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A Symbol Victorious Long Before Us
Χ Ρ — two Greek letters superimposed upon one another. This is the Chrismon (Chi-Rho), one of the oldest Christian monograms, known since the times of the Roman Empire. The symbol is formed by crossing the first two letters of the Greek word ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ (Christ) — Χ (Chi) and Ρ (Rho). On either side of the monogram, the letters Alpha (α) and Omega (ω) are traditionally placed, signifying Christ as the beginning and the end of all things.
According to tradition, it was under this sign that Emperor Constantine achieved a decisive victory in battle — and ever since, the Chrismon has been accompanied by the phrase IN HOC SIGNO VINCES ("In this sign, you shall conquer"). For over seventeen centuries, this symbol has served as a reminder to believers that true strength comes not only from weapons.
For Those Who Go into Battle with Faith
This cover was created for a service member who does not separate duty from faith — for whom a prayer before going on a mission is just as important as reliable gear. The Chrismon on the front and the inscription IN HOC SIGNO VINCES on the back are not merely decoration, but a daily reminder to yourself and others of what you believe in when facing the enemy.
This exact symbol was chosen as the emblem for the Christian volunteer special forces unit "Bratstvo" (Brotherhood). However, the Chrismon is significantly older than any modern unit and speaks to every military Christian, regardless of which brigade they serve in.
Material & Craftsmanship
Handcrafted from genuine Crazy Horse leather — a material with a signature vintage texture that acquires a deeper, unique patina over years of use. The design is applied via deep heat embossing using a metal stamp and press, completely ink-free, remaining crisp despite daily carry.
Two internal pocket size options are available upon order: 5 cm (1.96 in) and 9 cm (3.54 in).
Colors: Black, Dark Brown, Blue, Green, Cognac Brown, Red, Burgundy (Bordo), Camel / Tan.
Who Is It For?
Ideal for a Christian service member as a personal daily carry item, or as a gift for a brother-in-arms, military chaplain, or veteran — anyone for whom faith is a pillar during service. Delivered in stylish gift packaging, ready for presentation right out of the box.
Terms & Delivery
If the selected color is out of stock, production takes 1 to 5 business days. Delivery via Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta; payment to an IBAN business account or Cash on Delivery. 14-day exchange and return policy if the model doesn't suit your needs.
The "Chrismon" cover — a sign with which victories were won long before us, and continue to be won today.
Χ Ρ — two Greek letters superimposed upon one another. This is the Chrismon (Chi-Rho), one of the oldest Christian monograms, known since the times of the Roman Empire. The symbol is formed by crossing the first two letters of the Greek word ΧΡΙΣΤΟΣ (Christ) — Χ (Chi) and Ρ (Rho). On either side of the monogram, the letters Alpha (α) and Omega (ω) are traditionally placed, signifying Christ as the beginning and the end of all things.
According to tradition, it was under this sign that Emperor Constantine achieved a decisive victory in battle — and ever since, the Chrismon has been accompanied by the phrase IN HOC SIGNO VINCES ("In this sign, you shall conquer"). For over seventeen centuries, this symbol has served as a reminder to believers that true strength comes not only from weapons.
For Those Who Go into Battle with Faith
This cover was created for a service member who does not separate duty from faith — for whom a prayer before going on a mission is just as important as reliable gear. The Chrismon on the front and the inscription IN HOC SIGNO VINCES on the back are not merely decoration, but a daily reminder to yourself and others of what you believe in when facing the enemy.
This exact symbol was chosen as the emblem for the Christian volunteer special forces unit "Bratstvo" (Brotherhood). However, the Chrismon is significantly older than any modern unit and speaks to every military Christian, regardless of which brigade they serve in.
Material & Craftsmanship
Handcrafted from genuine Crazy Horse leather — a material with a signature vintage texture that acquires a deeper, unique patina over years of use. The design is applied via deep heat embossing using a metal stamp and press, completely ink-free, remaining crisp despite daily carry.
Two internal pocket size options are available upon order: 5 cm (1.96 in) and 9 cm (3.54 in).
Colors: Black, Dark Brown, Blue, Green, Cognac Brown, Red, Burgundy (Bordo), Camel / Tan.
Who Is It For?
Ideal for a Christian service member as a personal daily carry item, or as a gift for a brother-in-arms, military chaplain, or veteran — anyone for whom faith is a pillar during service. Delivered in stylish gift packaging, ready for presentation right out of the box.
Terms & Delivery
If the selected color is out of stock, production takes 1 to 5 business days. Delivery via Nova Poshta or Ukrposhta; payment to an IBAN business account or Cash on Delivery. 14-day exchange and return policy if the model doesn't suit your needs.
The "Chrismon" cover — a sign with which victories were won long before us, and continue to be won today.
| Specifications | |
| Brand side | Ukraine |
| Category | Unisex |
| Material | Leather |
| Producing country | Ukraine |
| Type of product | Cover |
Genuine Crazy Horse leather cover for Combat Veteran ID (UBD) featuring the ancient Christian symbol Chi-Rho (Chrismon) and the IN HOC SIGNO VINCES motto — for a military Christian. Handcrafted.

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