PUMA brings McLaren racing identity to the streets with new Singapore-inspired lifestyle collection

The new PUMA McLaren collection is inspired by the electric glow of the Singapore Night Race.


Instead of McLaren’s familiar Papaya orange, PUMA has gone with a cooler palette of white and blue, giving the range a distinctly different visual character.

Blue tones evoke the illuminated circuit environment, while white provides contrast and keeps the pieces cleaner and more versatile for everyday use.

The collection also incorporates design references drawn from Southeast Asian heritage, with traditional weave patterns worked into contemporary streetwear silhouettes.

PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection
PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection

There is a navy varsity-style McLaren Mastercard F1 Team Jacket with contrasting white sleeves and the “McLaren Formula 1 Team” wordmark across the back.

Alongside it sits a unisex jersey and a women’s cropped jersey, both carrying the McLaren wordmark and finished with a “SINGAPURA exclusive” tag.

PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection
PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection

“We wanted to create something different with this collection, moving away from the Papaya that everyone knows them by but creating pieces in white and blue inspired by the glow of the Singapore Night Race. By blending McLaren Racing’s aesthetic with Southeast Asian design traditions, we’ve created a collection that feels distinctly regional.”

Gabriel Yap, Senior Director of Marketing at PUMA Southeast Asia
PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection
PUMA Mclaren Lifestyle Collection

The PUMA McLaren Mastercard F1 Lifestyle Collection is available in Singapore from 15 September 2026.

The cropped jersey is priced at S$79, while the unisex jersey costs S$99. The McLaren Mastercard F1 Team Jacket is priced at S$219. The capsule is available through PUMA Singapore’s online store and selected PUMA outlets.


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Sean Loo

Futr's managing editor loves all things retro, even though he was born in the late 90s. Even though his main job encompasses tons of driving, he swears he turns off the lights each time he leaves his room.

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