+44 And Jahan Loh Turn Singapore Into A Marina Spaceport

+44, the lifestyle brand founded by Lewis Hamilton, is taking its next step into the worlds of fashion, art and motorsport with Plus44 Marina Spaceport, a limited edition collaboration with Singaporean contemporary artist Jahan Loh. Launching on 5 October ahead of the Singapore Grand Prix, the project brings together the energy of race weekend with Loh’s visual language, creating a collection that moves between streetwear, art and the imagination of space exploration.

A prime focus is the collaboration is Loh’s Spaceman, a recurring figure representing the desire to move beyond the familiar and challenge accepted limits. For Marina Spaceport, that idea is translated through Hamilton’s relationship with racing, transforming the traditional race suit into a spacesuit and the circuit into a futuristic spaceport. It gives the collection a visual narrative built around ambition, movement and the idea that boundaries are temporary.

The clothing capsule develops that concept through a selection of utility driven pieces and graphic staples. The Patch Utility Jacket and matching trousers lead the collection alongside the Celestial Camo Coach Jacket, presented in a custom palette of blue, pink and black. The Infinity Crew Neck and Pocket Spaceman Tee join shorts, joggers and jerseys, with Loh’s Spaceman motif and Marina Spaceport graphics appearing throughout. The collection extends beyond apparel too, with a bespoke series of artworks forming another part of the collaboration.

The timing is significant, placing the project directly within one of Formula 1’s most visually distinctive race weekends. Singapore’s night race has developed its own atmosphere around the sport, with the city becoming a meeting point for racing, fashion, music and culture. For +44, Marina Spaceport uses that environment to introduce its world to a new audience while connecting Hamilton’s racing identity with Loh’s distinctly Singaporean creative perspective.

The project also marks +44’s first pop-up in Southeast Asia, following the success of its Silverstone pop-up during the British Grand Prix. From 5 to 11 October, The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands will host the temporary space, bringing the capsule and curated artworks together under one roof. Visitors will also be able to find exclusive 44k collectible figures and posters, extending the collaboration into a world of objects and collectables beyond the clothing itself.

For Hamilton, Singapore provides a fitting location for the collaboration, combining the intensity of the night race with a city known for its relationship with design and contemporary culture. Loh’s Spaceman similarly reflects the project’s focus on pushing forward, creating a shared visual language between an artist exploring the unknown and a driver whose career has continually been associated with challenging expectations. The collaboration therefore sits somewhere between fashion project, art installation and motorsport statement.

Available through +44’s online platform and exclusively in Singapore at The Shoppes at Marina Bay Sands, Marina Spaceport positions the brand within the wider cultural landscape surrounding the Singapore Grand Prix. With the collection, artwork, limited edition figures and temporary space arriving together, +44 is turning race week into an opportunity to explore a different side of Hamilton’s creative world, where the circuit becomes a launchpad and streetwear becomes part of the journey beyond it.