FAT International's latest collaboration with designer Sean Wotherspoon brings racing-inspired apparel to a global audience. The collection, which first appeared at the FATlanta event this month, is now available through FAT's online store.
Building on their Ice Race partnership from earlier this year, Wotherspoon has created 25 one-of-a-kind pieces using vintage clothing and found materials. Each item features custom modifications that blend motorsport elements with street fashion. "I wanted to capture what it feels like to be at the track – the energy, the heritage, the community", Wotherspoon said.
The collection includes racing jackets reconstructed from vintage materials, custom-embroidered shirts, and hand-painted denim pieces. Prices range from $85 for t-shirts to $450 for the reworked vintage jackets.
"Sean's approach to design matches our vision for modern racing culture", said Ferdi Porsche, CEO of FAT International. "These pieces tell stories from both the racetrack and the street".
While the 25 unique items sold out during the FATlanta event, a selection of collaborative t-shirts remains available online. Sources close to the project indicate that FAT International and Wotherspoon are exploring additional upcycled collections for future racing events.
The partnership reflects a broader trend of motorsport brands expanding into fashion through limited-edition collaborations. Similar projects have emerged from Formula 1 teams and racing venues over the past year.
For availability and pricing details, visit FAT International's website.