Texas Tech Masked Rider Circle Ash T-Shirt
Story
From 1925-1936, Texas Tech's nickname was the "Matadors" due to the Spanish-Renaissance-influenced campus. The nickname "Red Raiders" came into play around 1936 after the football team became known for storming into opposing cities and leaving with big wins. Rep the Red Raiders and throw the guns up wherever you go with this classic Texas Tech tee! Officially licensed College Vault product.
Details + Fit
- Unisex T-shirt
- Classic T-shirt cut with that slimming fit to give you that vintage look and feel.
- Designed right here in the USA. Cut and sewn in Guatemala.
- Wash on cold, dry on low for best results.
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Texas Tech Masked Rider Circle Ash T-Shirt
Story
From 1925-1936, Texas Tech's nickname was the "Matadors" due to the Spanish-Renaissance-influenced campus. The nickname "Red Raiders" came into play around 1936 after the football team became known for storming into opposing cities and leaving with big wins. Rep the Red Raiders and throw the guns up wherever you go with this classic Texas Tech tee! Officially licensed College Vault product.
Details + Fit
- Unisex T-shirt
- Classic T-shirt cut with that slimming fit to give you that vintage look and feel.
- Designed right here in the USA. Cut and sewn in Guatemala.
- Wash on cold, dry on low for best results.
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From 1925-1936, Texas Tech's nickname was the "Matadors" due to the Spanish-Renaissance-influenced campus. The nickname "Red Raiders" came into play around 1936 after the football team became known for storming into opposing cities and leaving with big wins. Rep the Red Raiders and throw the guns up wherever you go with this classic Texas Tech tee! Officially licensed College Vault product.
Details + Fit
- Unisex T-shirt
- Classic T-shirt cut with that slimming fit to give you that vintage look and feel.
- Designed right here in the USA. Cut and sewn in Guatemala.
- Wash on cold, dry on low for best results.
