Texas Halloween Socks
Description: Prior to the events of first film, Leatherface presumably used to work as a butcher at the meat processing plant alongside his brother, "The Cook" (referred to as Drayton Sawyer in further films), as his other brother, "The Hitchhiker" (later identified as Nubbins Sawyer), claims he did not work at the slaughterhouse, but that "My BROTHER worked there. My grandfather, too! My family's ALWAYS been in meat." Leatherface's family uses the bones and skin of the people he kills to create furniture for the inside of their house, along with some animal bones for decoration. They process the victims' flesh into barbecue and chili, which Drayton sells at his restaurant/gas station, "Last Chance Gas."
Description: A bold Texas horror slasher design featuring a mysterious masked killer, oversized vintage typography, a dramatic orange sunset, and a rugged rural Texas landscape. The distressed retro artwork combines classic slasher horror with a western-inspired aesthetic, making it perfect for fans of horror movies, Halloween, creepy characters, vintage horror posters, and dark Americana.
He's From Texas Horror Slasher Vintage Halloween Retro Socks
by OliviaFairb
$14 $20
Description: Rugged outlaw aesthetic combining a long-haired skeleton in a worn cowboy hat wielding a vintage chainsaw under the Texas flag and sunset. Created for western enthusiasts, biker culture fans, and Halloween partygoers seeking bold comic-style artwork.
He's From Texas Cowboy Skeleton Chainsaw Rodeo Halloween Design Socks
by Blossom Bouquet Gallery
$20
Description: Embrace your dark side with this intense graphic inspired by a legendary Texas horror icon. Featuring a gritty design with the iconic Texas flag and a menacing chainsaw-wielding figure, this artwork captures the spirit of true terror. Perfect for fans of classic frights and macabre aesthetics.
Description: A deep-cut tribute for real Texas Chainsaw Massacre devotees — this design reimagines the infamous Sawyer clan as a “family-owned” butcher shop, established the same year the nightmare began. Featuring a stitched Leatherface-style cow skull logo with distressed typography, it’s a perfectly twisted blend of Southern charm and cinematic horror.
