Prison Rodeo Tee

Every Sunday in October. Huntsville, Texas. The most unusual rodeo in American history and the only one where the competitors had nowhere else to be. Texas Prison Rodeo - Every Sunday In October - Huntsville, Texas. From 1931 to 1986, the Texas Department of Corrections ran the wildest rodeo in the country inside the Walls Unit. It drew 100,000 spectators a year. The riders were inmates. The bulls didn't care. This shirt pays tribute to the real thing. Vintage event poster graphic delivers it straight - bronc rider mid-buck, stars flanking, Huntsville locked in at the bottom like a stamp of authenticity. FABRIC 100% ring-spun cotton (solid colors) Heather blends include polyester for durability 4.5 oz weight - breathable but tough Pre-shrunk and ready to work FIT Unisex relaxed fit Regular fit - not fashion-forward slim True to size Comfortable for all-day wear MADE IN AMERICA Designed in the USA Printed in the USA Shipped from the USA Blank tees sourced from premium global manufacturers