The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix is coming up in just a few weeks, and Puma is gearing up for it with a collection of team jerseys exclusive for Southeast Asia. These kits feature Scuderia Ferrari and McLaren, both of which Puma serves as a clothing provider.
The jerseys are inspired by football uniforms, but the style has been elevated with design motifs inspired by “Philippine weaves, Thai Mudmee, Indonesian batik, Vietnamese brocade textiles, Peranakan tile designs, and Malaysian batik.”
These influences are seen in the tonal all-over prints decorating the jerseys. The Ferrari jersey showcases a structured and repeating floral pattern, while the McLaren jersey features a patchwork of overlaying embroidery graphics.
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The collection also features two colorways for each team, much like home and away kits for football jerseys. The Scuderia Ferrari Singapore Edition Jersey comes in Club Red and Shoji, which are alternative twists on the Italian team’s traditional colors. Meanwhile, the McLaren Singapore Edition Jersey comes in Espresso Brown and Black colorways complemented by the team’s signature Papaya Orange.
The Southeast Asia-exclusive jerseys are releasing in the Philippines this month at P4,000 each. Puma will be making the collection available at its official online shop, flagship retail locations, and other select stockists nationwide.
What do you think of these special designs? Should other team suppliers try their hand at exclusive merch inpsired by regional traditions, too? Let us know in the comments.
