Porsche 918 Limited Edition Tee

This isn’t just a T-shirt, it’s a performance diagram wrapped in cotton. Inspired by the precision, power, and sculpted engineering of the Porsche 918 Spyder, the Porsche 918 Tee captures the beauty of a machine built where speed meets obsession.

The front keeps things clean and premium, featuring a horizontal Porsche-style chest bar with a worn beige texture and sleek black lettering. Minimal, sharp, and showroom-ready, it gives the tee a refined automotive identity without overworking the silhouette.

The back opens the garage doors: a large vintage technical poster graphic featuring a mechanical engine composition, wheel-inspired detailing, blueprint textures, and multiple 918 Spyder illustrations. It feels part engineering sketch, part collector’s wall print, and part road-born sculpture.

Special curated colorways -

Showroom Black:

The most understated and aggressive version. The black base gives the beige chest bar and back poster graphic a luxury-garage contrast, clean, dark, and razor-polished.

Heritage White:

Crisp and technical. The white colorway gives the back artwork a blueprint-board feel, making the engine details and silver car illustrations look bright, detailed, and collectible.

Midnight Navy:

A refined performance shade. The navy base adds depth and sophistication, balancing motorsport energy with a calmer, more premium streetwear finish.

Premium Construction -

Fabric:

Soft, heavyweight cotton feel with a structured drape made for everyday wear, polished enough for the showroom and relaxed enough for the street.

Fit:

Relaxed oversized streetwear silhouette with a clean crew neck, designed to fall naturally while keeping a premium automotive-lifestyle shape.

Detailing:

Minimal front chest bar for a clean first impression, paired with a large back graphic featuring vintage poster texture, mechanical engine illustration, wheel detailing, Porsche 918-inspired car artwork, and high-density technical linework.

Edition:

Limited release from ATMAN, built for those who see cars as more than speed machines: part design study, part engineering sculpture, part midnight obsession.