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A new annual tradition is starting with a change to Big Tex's wardrobe. His iconic outfit will evolve each year. This year, Big Tex has a red shirt with navy blue and white accents. It was designed by Cavender's. The design is part of a new tradition to honor milestones, but further details about this are available from the source.
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