Cowboy Breakfast Long Sleeve T-Shirts

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Introduced in 1979 by Ralston, Waffelos cereal was mighty tasty and a real hoot to boot! Waffelos was a breakfast cereal that tasted like buttery waffles with maple syrup and featured a mascot named Waffelo Bill who was just crazy about breakfast. During it's relatively short run, a Blueberry flavored version was added as well, but it too rode into the sunset with Waffelo Bill and his guitar playing horse with no name in 1982.

Celebrate your love of sugary retro breakfast cereals with this fun take on those classic cereal boxes.

Show off love for being a Texan and Texas BBQ with this retro Texas design. Perfect for country western fans or anyone proud to be from this State of Texas. I Love Texas Y'ALL! This design features the iconic Texas theme with a playful twist.

Show off love for being a Texan and Texas BBQ with this retro Texas design. Perfect for country western fans or anyone proud to be from this State of Texas. I Love Texas Y'ALL! This design features the iconic Texas theme with a playful twist.

This outlaw is at large again, wanted dead or alive, claim that awesome marshmallow reward.

Big Yella

Orange cat at breakfast but with cowboy hat

Celebrate your love of sugary breakfast cereal with this vintage box design.

Perfect appreciation gift for biscuits and gravy lover !

Perfect appreciation gift for biscuits and gravy lover !

If you've spent any time in the Midwest, odds are that you've come across at least one giant cowboy sitting on a faux wood fence, waving his hat in a welcoming gesture. These iconic statues were the mascots for Western Pancake House, a chain of restaurants founded by Joe Skaggs in the late '60s. The restaurant's grew to support 36 locations across Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, and at one point was the fastest growing restaurant chain in the Midwest. Despite his success, Skaggs decided to retire after a heart attack in 1982, and simply closed up shop. This left a lot of folks looking for a place to get a good breakfast, and left a lot of folks wondering for years to come where all these hat waving cowboys came from.