Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes launch fashion lines for Singapore GP
Motorsport.com • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 6, 2026, 5:08 PM
Last updated Oct 6, 2026

Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes showcased new clothing lines in Singapore this weekend, reflecting local culture. The focus on fashion within Formula 1 merchandise aligns with recent trends, highlighting the connection between teams' branding and the international locations they visit. This move emphasizes the evolving nature of team apparel, particularly during significant races. As the championship continues, more teams may follow suit with similar initiatives.
- •Ferrari, McLaren, and Mercedes launched local-themed apparel in Singapore.
- •The initiative reflects a broader trend in F1 marketing strategies.
- •Fashion choices aim to connect with fans and the local culture.
- •This weekend’s launch showcases ongoing evolution in F1 merchandise.
- 5:08 PMMotorsport.com — F1 fashion goes local as Ferrari, McLaren and Mercedes celebrate Singapore
"Formula 1 merchandise has tended to evolve slowly as it keeps up with team colours, sponsors and other branding. But more recently, fashion has become a large part of the championship and has even mirrored the culture of the countries your favourite teams visit in some examples. This weekend, two of the championship's biggest apparel brands have produced clothing to celebrate what should be a ...Keep reading
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