In the world of Formula 1, style has evolved far beyond the paddock. Fans today want street-ready pieces that reflect the culture and intensity of the sport. That’s exactly where the Radio Check Collection by United 61 finds its place.
Born from our passion for motorsport and the iconic moments that define a race weekend. Radio Check turns the language of the track into minimal, modern apparel made for everyday life.
A collection inspired by the paddock culture
Every race begins with the same call: “Radio check.”
What follows often becomes part of racing history. Whether it’s a calm instruction or a crucial moment under pressure. Messages like “Box, box” or “My softs are dead, mate” have shaped unforgettable Grand Prix moments and stayed in the minds of fans worldwide. The Radio Check Collection captures that emotion.
Not with loud graphics or oversized racing logos, but through clean, minimalist designs inspired by the paddock. It’s street-ready style that speaks to fans without shouting. Subtle enough for every day, meaningful enough for race weekends.
Designed for everyday wear
Radio Check is built around simple, functional essentials made for daily use.
The collection includes t-shirts, hoodies, long sleeves, mugs and pillows, all developed with a focus on comfort, durability and clean design.
Every clothing piece is made from 100% cotton, chosen for its softness, breathability and ability to stay comfortable throughout the day. Each piece carries a subtle reference to an iconic radio message while keeping a minimal look that fits into any casual outfit.
A collection with meaning for every F1 fan
The collection is not just for those who follow every lap. It’s for the ones who love the adrenaline, the engineering, the tension of a pit stop… but also appreciate a modern and minimal streetwear aesthetic. Whether you smile at “Copy Lewis”, or remember a decisive “Retire the car”. Each piece connects you to the sport in a way that feels personal.
The signal has been sent.
Radio check. If you hear it, the connection is real.
