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Measurements
Pit-to-Pit: 20"
Length: 28.5"
Condition
Vintage. No tag. Shows character consistent with age.
For two decades the story was that Pantera found a man willing to take a punch for ten dollars a hit, and that the Vulgar Display of Power cover caught one of dozens. The photographer, Brad Guice, eventually ruined the legend: the face belongs to Sean Cross, a professional model with the Ford agency, and he was never punched β he was shoved, hard, take after take, while strobes, tungsten film and a slow shutter smeared the fist into that blur. It says something that the truth stayed buried so long: the 1992 record hit hard enough that nobody questioned the cover doing the same. This print files both eras of the band into one chest piece β the punch below, and above it the white Cowboys From Hell wordmark off the 1990 album that turned a Texas club act into metal's new standard. The legend was fake. The image never needed it.
Black short sleeve cotton tee with Pantera Cowboys From Hell graphic. No tag.
Sourcing
We source these shirts from thrift stores, estate sales, and directly from bootleg and overprint collectors.
