Rolling Stones and Nascar Launch Rock & Roll Racing Fashion Collaboration
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Tim Chan
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The Rolling Stones have partnered with Nascar on a fashion collaboration featuring a racing jacket, T-shirts, hoodie, and a limited-edition vinyl variant. The collection arrives alongside the band's new album, 'Foreign Tongues,' and merges rock & roll culture with motorsports fandom.
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· 2 pulledThe Rolling Stones are teaming up with Nascar on a new fashion collaboration that brings together the fandoms of rock & roll and racing.
The Rolling Stone x Nascar collection includes a racing jacket, T-shirts, hoodie, and a limited-edition vinyl variant
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