A new annual tradition is starting, with changes to an iconic Western wardrobe. This wardrobe belongs to Big Tex. A new red shirt has been designed for Big Tex, featuring accents in navy blue and white.
It was created by Cavender's. Further information about Big Tex's new shirt and the tradition can be found through the source. Details about the inspiration behind the design and the milestones it honors are available.
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