Nat Nast

Nat Nast

Nat Nast was a quintessential salesman who found a wat to clothe those playing the popular sport of bowling at the time with style and function. Credited with designing the original "action back" shirt, a clever design featuring inverted pleats to allow greater comfort and arm movement, earned Nat the illustrious name, "The Kind of Bowling Shirts." The company trhived for many years and was sold in the early 1970's as the nation moved away from bowling as a pastime.

Nat's daughters Patty and Barbara re-launched Nat Nast Luxury Originals in 2000. They set out to create a brand that is not only shaped by the American experience, it celebrates it. Believing that every man has a story to tell, Nat Nast approaches each design with the idea that a man's clothes should reflect his confidence, his irreverence, his instincts and his style. The centerpiece of the collection is its signature line of limited edition embroidered shirts, each shirt telling an authentic story that pays tribute to the remarkable people, legendary places and notable events that have shaped American history.

Nat Nast has recently gained in popularity on account of Charlie Sheen wearing the Nat Nast bowling shirt exclusively on the show "Two and a Half Men."