Texas Long-Sleeve Shirts: State-Flag and Plain-Orange Options

Texas-themed long-sleeve shirts with state-map and university designs
Written by Toni Morrison

Choose a Texas state-flag graphic or a plain Texas-orange long-sleeve tee. Check the exact style, fabric, measurements and size before ordering.

“Texas long-sleeve shirt” can mean a state-pride graphic, university merchandise or simply a Texas-orange shirt. Decide which you want before comparing products. A state outline does not make a shirt licensed college apparel, and a color name is not a team endorsement.

These two retained options cover a Texas graphic and a plain color. We checked product identities and published descriptions, but have not worn, washed or tested them.

Pop Threads Texas Flag State Map: for a Texas graphic

Texas Flag State Map Long Long Sleeve Tee T-Shirt Long Sleeve Tee | Grey L

$24.99

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This design places the Texas flag inside a state-shaped outline. It is the better match here if you want a recognizable Texas graphic rather than a university logo. The linked Amazon variant identifies a grey, size-L long-sleeve tee.

Check carefully: this design is sold across different garment styles. Confirm that the selected option is long sleeve, then choose your size and color; changing a variant can change the item shown. Use the brand’s product measurements and the selected seller’s fabric and care information.

Gildan G240 Texas Orange: for a plain long-sleeve tee

The linked item is a plain Gildan G240 long-sleeve shirt in Texas Orange, size M. This is useful when the color matters and you do not want a printed state map. It is not a Texas Longhorns shirt and has no implied university licensing.

Check carefully: the listing’s size, quantity and actual garment measurements. Do not assume “orange,” “burnt orange” and “Texas Orange” look identical across brands or screens. Gildan’s style and color guide helps distinguish its garment and color names.

How to get the fit right

  • Compare chest width, body length and sleeve length with a shirt that already fits you.
  • Check whether the chart gives body measurements or flat garment measurements.
  • Leave room for the layers you actually intend to wear underneath.
  • Read the selected color’s fabric blend and washing instructions. Different colors within a style can use different blends.
  • Check the seller’s exchange policy before ordering a printed or made-to-order garment.

What if you want college apparel?

Choose the exact school first: Texas, Texas A&M, Texas Tech and Texas State are different teams. For official merchandise, verify the school name, logo and licensing information with the university’s shop or an authorized retailer. Neither of the two shirts above should be presented as a substitute for an exact licensed team design.

Our take: choose Pop Threads for the state-map graphic, or Gildan for a plain Texas-orange tee. Fit and the exact selected variant should decide the purchase.

Image note: Texas-themed shirt examples; designs pictured are not all the selected products.

About the author

Toni Morrison

Toni is the Senior Writer at Main Street Mobile. She loves to write about the Internet and startups. She loves to read stories of startups and share it with the audience. She is basically a Tech Entrepreneur from Orlando. Previously, She was a philosophy professor. To get in touch with Matt for news reports you can email him on toni@mainstreetmobile.org or reach her out on social media links given below.