Paxson, Formula 1 'Miami Grand Prix 2026' limited edition collection unveiled

American fashion retailer PacSun partners with Formula 1 to launch the “FORMULA 1 Miami Grand Prix 2026 Collection.”
The collection was released during race weekend, characterized by streetwear styles that showcase the speed and energy unique to motorsports and the vibrant colors of Miami.

PacSun announced via an official statement on the 1st local time that the collection includes a total of 30 styles, covering both men’s and women’s apparel.
It features graphic T-shirts, lightweight jackets, and statement pieces, with prices ranging from $16 to $100, approximately 23,600 to 147,500 Korean won.

A blend of motorsport sensibility and streetwear

The collection is distinguished by bold graphics, dynamic stripes, and functional details, while maintaining a comfortable streetwear silhouette overall.
Colors include vivid primary hues, clean neutral tones, and contrasting finishes that reflect Miami’s unique energy.

PacSun explained that the collection aims to create a “race-ready” style that naturally extends from the trackside to weekend casual wear.
The focus is on enhancing versatility, making it not just a sports souvenir but also a fashionable item.

Emphasizing the “fusion of performance and style”

PacSun Chief Merchandising Officer Richard Cox stated that the partnership with Formula 1 is the best example of showcasing the company’s sports and fashion strategy.
He pointed out that both brands share a strong synergy at the intersection of “performance” and “style,” and explained that the product line is sports-based but incorporates a clear fashion perspective.

This is not PacSun’s first collaboration with Formula 1.
The current Miami race collection is the fourth joint release between the two brands.
This aligns with Formula 1’s recent trend of expanding influence in the North American market, especially among younger consumers.

Reflecting the expansion of Formula 1 into popular culture

Recently, Formula 1 has transcended racing to become a broader cultural brand encompassing fashion, music, and lifestyle.
The current collection is also seen as a strategic move aimed at engaging fans through “experience” and “live atmosphere” (rather than just the race itself).

The new products are currently sold exclusively in PacSun’s physical stores and online shop.
The announcement of this collaboration just before the Miami Grand Prix is viewed as evidence of Formula 1’s growing presence beyond sports into the fashion market.

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