In February 1836, surrounded by thousands of enemy troops, Lieutenant Colonel William B. Travis penned one of the most powerful letters in American history. Addressed “To the People of Texas and All Americans in the World,” it was a plea for reinforcements and a declaration of resolve. Travis vowed never to surrender or retreat, signing it with the immortal words: “Victory or Death.” This design honors that courage and the men who stood beside him at the Alamo. For thirteen days, 189 defenders held their ground against an army of thousands, fighting not for glory, but for the ideal of freedom itself. Made from premium, comfortable cotton, this shirt serves as a tribute to the men who held their ground in the face of impossible odds.