Justice announced its newest collaboration with NASCAR, bringing the high-energy world of motorsports to tween fashion through an exclusive, sport-inspired apparel collection.
This dynamic partnership blends Justice’s vibrant, trend-driven aesthetic with NASCAR’s iconic racing legacy, resulting in a bold collection that celebrates fandom, self-expression and confidence. Designed for tween girls, the NASCAR x Justice collection delivers playful graphics, sporty silhouettes and nostalgic racing details—all reimagined in a way that feels fun, wearable and full of personality.
Launching at the start of the new year, the collection features standout hero pieces, including the NASCAR x Justice bomber jacket, a statement layering piece with racing-inspired patches and bold color blocking; flare denim with a retro edge; a white oversized graphic tee featuring iconic NASCAR graphics; and a cozy heather fleece hoodie and jogger set designed for all-day comfort. Each style is designed for easy mix-and-match dressing, taking tweens from school days to weekend adventures with confidence and ease.
“At NASCAR, we’re focused on creating meaningful connections with the next generation of fans,” said Megan Malayter, vice president of licensing and consumer products at NASCAR. “This collaboration with Justice allows us to engage girls and families in a fun, authentic way that brings together fashion, sport and community.”
As part of the launch, Justice has partnered with seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson and his family to bring the collection to life in a meaningful, family-forward way. Johnson’s daughters serve as the faces of the NASCAR x Justice collection, modeling the styles and helping highlight the joyful, inclusive spirit behind the collaboration. The partnership will come to life through social content and authentic family storytelling tied to one of NASCAR’s most iconic racing events.
“The NASCAR x Justice collection encourages tweens to embrace the confidence that comes with celebrating what they love, while offering guardians accessible, age-appropriate styles they can feel good about,” said Elizabeth McCusker, vice president of marketing for Justice. “This collaboration reflects the growing influence of fandom-driven fashion and the exciting way iconic brands can connect across generations.”
