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Texas Tie

Updated at 2024-03-28

1815

The tie in the picture features a cowboy riding a horse. A wave of western pioneering was set off in the United States in the 18th and 19th centuries. Cowboys from various regions arrived in the wild west, sporting Mexican felt hats, leather jackets, jeans, and high leather boots. They galloped across the western prairie, driving Texas cattle to the Kansas railroad in the north. Common folk called them "heroes on horseback." The cowboy culture is a characteristic of Texas and a manifestation of adventure, hardship, and independence. It has also become a symbol of American heroism today.

Details

Name
Texas Tie
Giver
Suzanne Chen, Chairman, Greater Dallas Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce
Friendly States
United States
City
Dallas City, State of Texas

Language: English
Area: 997 square kilometers
Population: Approx. 1,259,000 people
Main Industries/Features: The main industries in Dallas are petroleum, telecommunications, software, banking, and aviation. It also has a highly robust road transportation network.

Category
Textiles
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