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TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass
TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass
TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass
TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass
TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass
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TEX Baseball Heritage - A Longhorn Crest in Burnt Orange and Brass

$49.95
$59.95 -17%
SKU: DN-HXILEMILX4MF
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40 oz
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The eye lands on the horns first. A brass-toned longhorn head sits at the center of the wrap, framed by two curved baseball seams that close around it like a medallion, and everything else on the surface arranges itself around that single point.

Design Story

The palette is disciplined: deep burnt orange across the body, aged gold for the raised detailing, cream for the banner that reads EST. 1895 TEXAS BASEBALL. Above the crest, small stars and scrolling filigree keep the upper panel from going empty. A circular ballpark medallion breaks the midsection, and near the base an engraved-looking grandstand scene runs low and wide, with a small banner lettered LIMITED EDITION. It reads as tooled heritage signage rather than modern sports graphics — quiet, layered, confident.

Use & Experience

The composition is built for a vertical drinkware silhouette. The crest holds the front-facing focal panel at eye height, the medallion band acts as a natural divider, and the stadium detail anchors the bottom. The handle side stays clean, so the graphic never fights the grip. Carry presence is strong without shouting.

Size & Capacity

Available capacity: 40 oz.

A tumbler that wears its heritage the way old leather signage does — worn in, deliberate, and unmistakably Texas.