Sin Ojo Heavyweight T-Shirt

You didn't brag too loudly, you didn't draw unnecessary attention to your success, and you kept a Hamsa nearby just in case. In Ashkenazi culture, “keyn aynhoreh” is an oft-repeated phrase used to say “god forbid,” to guard against bad luck. But what it really means is “no evil eye.” It’s a superstitious phrase meant to ward off bad luck. Sin ojo is the Ladino equivalent, translating to “no eye.”