
PUMA brings a bit of Southeast Asian flavour to Ferrari and McLaren kit with two Singapore Edition jerseys
Singapore โ PUMA dishes out some juicy motorsport fashion cread. Ahead of the 2026 Singapore Grand Prix, PUMA has launched two Southeast Asia-exclusive jerseys blending Formula 1 team colours with design cues from the region’s cultural heritage.


The Scuderia Ferrari Singapore Edition Jersey and McLaren Mastercard F1 Team Singapore Edition Jersey form part of PUMA’s Singapura Limited Edition collection, drawing inspiration from the popularity of football-style jerseys in contemporary fashion.


For this special edition of jerseys, PUMA has gone digging into Southeast Asia’s design heritage. The collection takes visual cues from Sino-Portuguese architecture and art deco influences, combined with motifs inspired by traditional crafts including Indonesian batik, Thailand’s Mudmee weaving, Vietnamese brocade, Malaysian batik, Philippine traditional weaves and Peranakan tile designs.

The Ferrari edition comes in Club Red and Shoji, featuring a tonal all-over print inspired by Peranakan heritage, with intricate floral motifs. It launched in Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia on 1 August, followed by Thailand, Vietnam and the Philippines on 15 August.


Meanwhile, the McLaren Mastercard F1 Team Singapore Edition Jersey is finished in Espresso Brown and Black, with patchwork-inspired batik graphic overlays and flashes of McLaren’s unmistakable papaya orange. It launched in Singapore on 4 August, with the other Southeast Asian markets following on 15 August.
Where to get?
Both jerseys are priced at SGD 99 and are available through PUMA’s Singapore online store, PUMA stores at 313@somerset, VivoCity and Bugis+, as well as OG People’s Park and selected Limited Edt stores.
Photos: Puma Singapore
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