Four Sixes to Beat Oversized T-Shirt

John Wesley Hardin was one of the most feared gunfighters of the American West, known as much for his deadly aim as his fiery temperament. After years on both sides of the law, Hardin found himself in El Paso’s Acme Saloon on the night of August 19, 1895. While rolling dice one last time, he famously tossed the bones and quipped, “Four sixes to beat,” just moments before Constable John Selman Jr. walked in and shot him from behind. The outlaw fell where he stood, ending a violent chapter in frontier history. The famed and feared killer's words linger on and have turned into a phrase meaning a challenge or a final, decisive moment in a game, reflecting Hardin's life as a gambler and killer.

This is an oversized t-shirt - it is meant to have a baggy fit. If you would like a more traditional fit, we recommend sizing down at least one size.