SWJP, operating between Los Angeles and Tokyo, has announced a collaborative collection with “OPTION”, a car magazine founded in 1981, titled “SWJP × OPTION for TOKYO AUTO SALON 2026”.
This collection was first released at the “TOKYO AUTO SALON 2026”, held in January 2026 at Makuhari Messe, and was available at the JDMtours × TAS POP UP SPACE, where it received highly positive feedback from many visitors.
Due to the strong response at the event, the collection is now available in limited quantities on our EC site.
About the Collaboration
OPTION is a pioneering publication that has played a key role in shaping Japan’s tuning scene, specializing in modified car culture such as tuning cars, custom cars, drifting, and top-speed racing.
For this collaboration, SWJP conducted extensive research into OPTION’s archive from the 1980s and 1990s. Drawing inspiration from iconic cover designs of that era, original artwork was commissioned from illustrator SATOSIO MOTORS, known for his work on Choro Q package illustrations.
The artwork, created under the concept of a fictional OPTION magazine cover, has been applied to items such as T-shirts, trucker hats, and air fresheners, resulting in a collection that combines the energy of tuning culture with SWJP’s signature sense of playfulness.
Available Items
MAGAZINE COVER T-SHIRT
COLOR: WHITE
SIZE: M, L, XL, XXL
¥11,000 (tax included)
COVER CAR TRUCKER HAT
COLOR: WHITE, BLACK
SIZE: FREE
¥8,800 (tax included)
COVER CAR AIR FRESHNER
COLOR: WHITE
SIZE: ONE
¥1,650 (tax included)
Ordering & Delivery
This collection is made to order, with production beginning after your order has been confirmed.
Please allow approximately 7–15 business days for shipping. We appreciate your understanding before placing an order.
*Delivery times may vary depending on production status and shipping destination.
About SWJP
SWJP is a Japanese brand co-designed and co–creatively directed by Sean Wotherspoon—designer, artist, curator, collector, and vintage enthusiast based in Los Angeles—and Uchi, a Tokyo-based creative director and community curator.
Drawing from an extensive archive of vintage pieces collected from around the world, SWJP updates fabrics, silhouettes, and details to deliver products that offer new value through domestic production.