A study in restraint: black crown, pale grey brim, and a single white emblem allowed to own the front panel. Nothing competes, which is exactly why it reads from across a room.

Design Story

The front logo is the spur-and-star mark, outlined in white against deep black so the negative space inside the linework becomes part of the graphic. Scale is deliberately generous — the emblem sits high and slightly forward on the crown, leaning into the flat brim rather than floating in the middle. On the side panel, a smaller Texas outline holds a secondary spur and a skyline silhouette, a quieter supporting note that rewards a second look. The palette never leaves black, white and grey, so tonal contrast carries all the hierarchy: primary mark loud, side emblem soft, crown silent.

Wear & Styling

The tall structured crown gives the embroidery a flat, upright stage, and the grey flat brim breaks the black mass so the silhouette doesn't read as a single block. Crown-to-brim contrast does the styling work for you — it sits cleanly over black outerwear, washed denim or game-day layers without needing a second accent colour.

Monochrome, confident, and built around one emblem worth repeating.