M Tex Oil Hats
Description: M-Tex Oil is a fictional petroleum company meant to represent one of the biggest companies in the Texan oil industry. Founded during the '80s energy crisis to take advantage of domestic oil production, M-Tex takes center stage in the TV drama, Landman. The series follows Tommy Norris in the titular role as the guy who interacts and negotiates directly with landowners to acquire leases for the exploration and development of minerals or other energy sources on behalf of M-Tex.
Description: Landman is set within the world of oilfields in West Texas, where "roughnecks and wildcat billionaires are fueling a boom so big it’s reshaping our climate, our economy, and our geopolitics." The lead character, Tommy Norris, can be abrasive, as is the out-of-town lawyer investigating a fatal accident early in the season.
Description: M-Tex Oil is a fictional petroleum company meant to represent one of the biggest companies in the Texan oil industry. Founded during the '80s energy crisis to take advantage of domestic oil production, M-Tex takes center stage in the TV drama, Landman. The series follows Tommy Norris in the titular role as the guy who interacts and negotiates directly with landowners to acquire leases for the exploration and development of minerals or other energy sources on behalf of M-Tex.
Description: M-Tex Oil, the fictional petroleum powerhouse at the heart of the TV series *Landman*, embodies the ambition and grit of the Texan oil industry. Founded during the volatile **1980s energy crisis** to capitalize on booming domestic oil production, M-Tex serves as a shadowy titan driving the show’s high-stakes drama.
Description: Landman Series CTT Oil Exploration and Cattle - fictional oil company from the TV show Landman
Landman Series CTT Oil Exploration and Cattle Hat
by The Ginger Effect
$12 $19
Description: A rugged 1985-inspired West Texas petroleum graphic built around M-Tex Oil, the fictional oil powerhouse of Landman. Vintage derrick artwork, Permian Basin atmosphere, faded corporate colors, and old-school energy-company typography give this design the feel of an authentic piece of forgotten Texas oilfield history.
