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Brain Dead And Fox Racing Revive Southern California Moto Style For Summer

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The 17 piece collaboration channels the energy of 1990s motocross culture through artist driven graphics and performance inspired apparel.

Three Artists Reimagine Fox Racing’s Legacy

Brain Dead and Fox Lab have joined forces for a Summer 2026 capsule that celebrates the golden era of Southern California motocross. Spanning 17 pieces, the collection blends Fox Racing’s off road heritage with Brain Dead’s experimental creative approach, resulting in a lineup of graphic tees, jerseys, outerwear, pants, and shorts.

The collection’s visual identity is shaped by three artists, each bringing a distinct perspective to Fox’s iconic imagery. Antonio Aiello reworks the classic fox head with faded graphics inspired by early internet culture, while tattoo artist Alex Petty introduces cyber influenced artwork across the long sleeve jerseys. Alehsy Lambo rounds out the collaboration with airbrushed wildstyle lettering that transforms familiar branding into abstract visual statements.

Performance Details Meet Streetwear Design

While the graphics take center stage, the collection remains rooted in Fox Racing’s performance DNA. Functional elements including ratchet closures, webbing belts, cargo pockets, and padded construction appear throughout the range, maintaining a connection to the brand’s motocross roots.

The assortment includes breathable jerseys, nylon twill jackets, padded pants, denim trousers, and washed cargo shorts, creating a versatile lineup that transitions easily between outdoor use and everyday wear. The balance of utility and creative expression reflects the shared ethos of both brands.

A Championship Moment Fuels The Launch

Adding authenticity to the release, professional motocross rider Ken Roczen debuted a special graphic kit from the collection during Round 15 of the Philadelphia Supercross on April 25. Roczen secured victory in challenging mud soaked conditions and later went on to claim the 2026 AMA Supercross Championship.

The collection officially launched on June 12 alongside a special screening of Fox Racing’s legendary Terrafirma film series at Brain Dead Studios Theater. The event paid tribute to the pioneering riders, filmmakers, and creative spirit that helped define motocross culture throughout the 1990s and continues to inspire the collection today.

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