No Mas NYC recently released some brand new designs and did a massive restock on all of their most popular tees.
Hit the jump to see all of the new designs, which celebrate Muhammed Ali, Everlast, hockey, and make a statement about the NY Giants trying to change the name of their stadium.
All designs are available for $34-40 via No Mas NYC.
No Mas has a bunch of t-shirts up on Jack Threads this morning.
The selective designs are available for $15.99, 51% off their regular retail price of $32.
No Mas NYC is celebrating the 4th of July with a 40% off sale.
To take advantage of the deal, use the discount code INDEPENDENCE.
There are a huge number of products up at Jack Threads, including No Mas, Akurtz, Division E, Analog, SSUR, if6was9NYC, Ambiguous, Supra, The Hundreds, and a variety of hoodies, hats, and jeans.
There are some sweet pieces available for 51% off normal retail price. Open a free account with Jack Threads to take advantage of the deals.
No Mas is having a sale to celebrate Father’s Day.
Here’s to the fathers, yours and ours. They played catch with us, they yelled at us to choke up with two strikes, they laced boxing gloves on us and forced us fight our first cousins at backyard barbeques. They made us the men we are today, and they deserve some love. What better way to tip the cap than a piece of No Masian flavor that will bring the old man back to the glory days of backyard Wiffle Ball, 80s tennis meltdowns, or the greatest fighter of all tiiiiiimes.
Use the discount code Father for a limited time to take 25% off your purchase at No Mas.
No Mas NYC popped up on Jack Threads this weekend, meaning you can get selected gear for up to 51% off.
T-shirts normally $32 are available for the next two days for $15.99 via Jack Threads.
No Mas has a brand new design celebrating the greatness of the former race horse, Seattle Slew.
Most sports fans know something about the horse Seattle Slew – they know that he won the Triple Crown in 1977 and they probably know that he remains the only undefeated Triple Crown winner in history. They may even know of his legendary success as a stud horse, siring such great progeny as A.P. Indy, Slew O’ Gold and Swale, who won the Derby and the Belmont in 1982.
But fewer people know the full tale of how this legendary horse-racing diamond was ferreted out of the rough. Never expected to be a dominant racehorse, Seattle Slew was purchased in 1975 by young couple Sally and Jim Hill and two friends – for the price of $17,500. It was an investment they would recoup many, many times over.
In the hang tag picture, Jim Hill holds the reins while his son, Jamie, feeds the horse. Jim is wearing the original version of this shirt, which was the official shirt of the Slew Crew, the family and friends of the Hills who gathered to root their unlikely champion on to victory.
“Seattle Slew” is available for $32 via No Mas. Be sure to use the discount code SLEW to take 15% off your purchase. A portion of the proceeds will go to benefit the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation.
Hit the jump to see a video of Seattle Slew winning the 1977 Kentucky Derby.
It’s baseball season in my house, so despite the NBA playoffs going on, my TV stays on anything related to the San Francisco Giants. For those of you who enjoy hoop more, a new design from No Mas.
Legendary college basketball broadcaster Billy Packer’s catchphrase emerged from the sixty-four team tournament, but here at No Mas we find the “Survive and Advance” mantra applicable to every competitive struggle from the basketball playoffs to getting a seat at rush hour on the L train.
“Survive and Advance” is available in both white and navy, for $32 via No Mas. For a limited time, you can take 15% off your purchase by using the coupon code SURVIVE.
No Mas has a new tee entitled “Fight Tor Fight,” which promotes the idea that everybody is somebody. Every one of us has a chance of making something of ourselves, whether it’s landing a powerful position viewable to the world, or keeping one’s positive doings undercover.
Get “Fight Tor Fight” for $25 via No Mas.
I was a tomboy growing up, playing every kind of sport with the boys down the street at the park. This “Wiffle Ball” design by No Mas makes me think of back in the day, when the biggest concern when you woke up was who was going to be pitching in today’s Wiffle ball game.
Comes in red, navy, and black. A little pricey at $36, but still rocks. Visit No Mas.
