Tommy Hilfiger x SailGP
by Adriano Batista
Tommy Hilfiger has always mixed fashion with sport, and their latest collaboration with the U.S. SailGP Team is no exception. This capsule collection blends high-performance sailing gear with classic Tommy style, built for the water but made for the streets.
SailGP is fast, intense, and global, with F50 catamarans hitting speeds of 100 km/h in cities like Sydney, Saint-Tropez, and New York. Tommy Hilfiger sees it as more than a sport; it’s a cultural shift. “The U.S. SailGP Team is transforming sailing,” says Tommy. “This isn’t just another partnership—it’s a new level of energy and innovation.”
The collection pulls from Tommy’s archives, mixing nautical vibes with technical upgrades. The standout piece? A color-blocked flag jacket, water-resistant, triple-layered, and built to last. There’s also a performance polo with sweat-wicking fabric, a ripstop windbreaker, and laid-back staples like a chunky knit hoodie and graphic tees.
Sailing has been in Tommy’s DNA since the ‘80s, when signal flags inspired the brand’s logo. Over the years, they’ve backed round-the-world voyages and winning racing teams. Now, with SailGP, they’re pushing that legacy further, dressing the crew for every 2025 race while bringing that same energy to everyday wear.
The Tommy x U.S. SailGP Team collection is available on tommy.com, in stores worldwide, and at select retailers.
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