Rig Socks
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: A unique design featuring a custom purple semi-truck, combined with an extremely powerful tribal dragon pattern. Dedicated to those who are passionate about American trucks, car culture, truck shows, and off-road style. This is the perfect shirt for truckers, big rig fans, and those who love to stand out on the road.
Description: Tractor trailer shifting gears and hauling goods cross country on open road America. Mack truck Peterbilt Kenworth Freightliner Daimler Mitsubishi Navistar, Western Star, tractor trailer shifting gears and hauling goods cross country on open road America. Got your ears on rubber ducky.
Description: Hit the open highway with a heavy dose of urban subculture. Designed by an independent artist, this clean streetwear graphic captures the raw essence of the open road with a bold big rig illustration. Featuring a technical sketch aesthetic and sharp contrast design, this tee serves as the ultimate vintage outfit for truck drivers and automotive enthusiasts. Stand out on your next long haul with premium symbolic art built for the gritty American trucker life.
Description: Goldsmith is a sleepy little town about 20 miles west of Odessa, Texas. Sitting at the intersection of State Highway 158 and Farm Road 856, in northwestern Ector County, the town grew with the Permian Basin oil field. By 1937 Goldsmith had churches, a post office, a grocery store, a restaurant, and a rooming house, but the town would have to wait another four decades before they had a bar. Tony's Tavern set up shop in 1978, and while a town of just 240 residents may not seem like an ideal place for a bar, Tony was counting on oil field workers and support crews coming and going through town, wanting a place to grab a cold one. Apparently it worked, as Tony's was in business for 35 years, and even became a favorite spot for locals.
