Lewis Hamilton Revs Up for Japanese Grand Prix with New Apparel Collection
Get ready, race fans! Lewis Hamilton is back and better than ever, gearing up for the Japanese Grand Prix this week. But that’s not all – the F1 star is also launching his second drop of the highly anticipated “INFINITY” collection in collaboration with Japanese artist Hajime Sorayama and his brand +44.
The partnership between Hamilton and Sorayama began two years ago and has been a huge success. The two share a love for fashion and car culture, which is evident in the sleek and stylish designs of the collection. Hamilton explains, “I think you can really see that in the chrome graphics and in the car accessories we created.”
The latest drop, set to release ahead of the races in Suzuka, features a selection of black hoodies and sweatpants adorned with the iconic Sorayama and +44 co-branding in bold red. The standout piece of the collection is a signature Sorayama illustration of a robotic horse, adding a futuristic touch to the apparel.
But that’s not all – the collection also includes a red-to-black faded bowling shirt and a long-sleeve shirt, perfect for any racing fan. And for those looking to complete their race day look, the collection also features a race-coded cap in a matching color scheme.
With its sleek designs and nod to both fashion and car culture, this collection is sure to be a hit in Japan and beyond. Mark your calendars – the collection drops online on April 2. Don’t miss out on your chance to snag these must-have pieces!
Check out a sneak peek of the collection on Hamilton’s Instagram:
