RACING LIVERIES,

TRANSLATED INTO CLOTHING.

STINT GEAR studies how a racing livery is built. The colour blocking, the stripe placement, the proportions, the way the colours sit against each other. Then it translates that onto clothing.

No car illustrations. No silhouettes. No sponsor text. Just colour and proportion, recomposed as geometric compositions on heavyweight garment-dyed cotton. Strip the sponsors. Keep the colour. Keep the intent.

Le Mans. WEC. IMSA. Group C. Historic GT. The liveries that made racing unmistakable, put on clothing for the people who already know the reference.

A stint is a driver's shift at the wheel between pit stops. The name signals craft, duration, and the culture of the pit lane. Not the marketing of motorsport, but the work of it.