Permian Socks
Description: Show your love for West Texas with this classic Midland Texas arch text. Perfect for locals, travelers, and those who call the Permian Basin home. This clean, bold aesthetic captures the spirit of the city with a timeless, vintage-inspired look that is ideal for any casual wardrobe.
Description: Celebrate the heart of the Permian Basin with this vintage-inspired Midland Texas aesthetic. Featuring the iconic skyline and oil field heritage, this brown sepia-toned graphic captures the unique spirit of the Tall City. Perfect for locals and proud residents who love Texas and classic urban desert vibes.
Description: Celebrate Odessa and its oilfield heritage with this bold design. Featuring “Odessa” in varsity-style block lettering above a Texas state outline filled with a pumpjack silhouette, and “Permian Basin Texas” below, this artwork captures the heart of West Texas pride. Perfect for locals, oilfield workers, and anyone proud of Odessa’s place in the Lone Star State. A great gift for those connected to the oil industry and Texas heritage.
Description: During the Late Permian period (around 260 to 254 million years ago) Inostracevia and the rest of it’s family group, Gorgonopsidae were some of the largest predators on the planet, they roamed what is now Northern Russia, stalking their prey with a smiled full of sabers. Gorgonopsids were part of a group called therapsids, a group of animals that include mammals and their ancestors. They were a group that also shared common traits with reptiles but weren’t quite part of either modern group.
Description: Roughly 259.8 to 254.1 million years ago during the Late Permian era in what would eventually become South Africa, deserts sands blew across an arid landscape. Meanwhile, to escape the oppressive heat and avoid predation a tiny synapsid called Diictodon (the name meaning “two weasel toothed”) used it’s stubby legs, sharp claws, and peculiar tusks to dig into their earth, constructing relatively large (for their size) corkscrew-shaped burrows, designed to protect and give them an easy route up and down.
Description: Arthropleaura was an ancient ancestor to modern millipedes. There were many species, some measuring less than a foot and others growing up to around 8 feet in length, making them some of the largest Arthropods (invertebrates with exoskeletons such as insects, spiders, scorpions, and trilobites) to have ever lived.
Description: Show your love for Midland with this Texas heart design. Featuring a heart filled with the Lone Star flag, a cactus, and an oil pumpjack silhouette, this artwork highlights the city’s deep oilfield roots and proud West Texas heritage. Perfect for locals, oilfield workers, and anyone who calls Midland home. A great gift for Texans who want to wear their Tall City pride in style.
Description: Show off your Midland pride with this bold Texas oilfield design. Featuring “Midland Texas” in varsity-style block lettering with the state outline filled in orange and a pumpjack silhouette, this artwork highlights the city’s deep connection to the Permian Basin and West Texas oil heritage. Perfect for locals, oilfield workers, and proud Texans who want a rugged, classic look. A great gift for anyone who calls Midland home or works in the Texas oil industry.
