Zara unveils a fresh clothing line inspired by the F1 icon Ayrton Senna.

Zara has showcased Ayrton Senna off the track, opting for his everyday attire instead of his racing gear. The men's line, titled Ayrton Senna - Senna Brands, launched just days ago in Zara stores and online, featuring a dedicated Senna section on the retailer's website.
This collection is accessible in the UK, Brazil, the US, Portugal, and Spain. Senna Brands, the family-operated business that oversees the three-time champion's name and likeness, claims it is the inaugural Senna collection ever offered at Zara. Bianca Senna, his niece, serves as the CEO.
The style reflects Senna's life outside racing
The collection centers on what Senna donned away from the racetrack during the 1990s. A highly celebrated photograph serves as the central visual element of the collection, showcasing him in denim and oversized '90s-style sunglasses, with a jacket casually draped over one arm and a briefcase at his side, positioned in front of an airplane. This iconic image is featured on one T-shirt design, while his signature is used as a decorative touch across various items in the line.
Ana Simoes, who heads marketing at Senna Brands, remarks: "This marks the first Senna brand collection at Zara and a significant milestone in our initiative to carry Ayrton's spirit from the track into everyday life."
"Surmounting challenges, striving for excellence, and ongoing growth extend beyond motorsport."
Senna clinched his championships in 1988, 1990, and 1991, providing ample inspiration from his journey of overcoming obstacles and achieving greatness.
Reports from Brazilian media indicate that the black leather jacket design is inspired by a jacket that belonged to Senna himself.
Price points
The UK website features 13 Senna-branded items, with prices ranging from £22.99 to £119. The two embroidered caps (flat peak and patch) are priced at the lower end at £22.99 each. The photographic print T-shirt retails for £29.99, while the printed and contrast print tees are available at £35.99. The printed sweatshirt, graphic stripe polo, and Western patch shirt are all priced at £45.99, and the quarter-zip sweatshirt and embroidered hoodie are listed at £49.99. Outerwear begins with the padded patches jacket at £89.99 and the regular fit check blazer at £99.99, with the oversized jumpsuit topping the collection at £119.00.
The Senna section also includes six unbranded items alongside the collection: the leather jacket, a wool blend textured jumper priced at £69.99, a 100% wool striped jumper at £59.99, oval sunglasses at £59.99, a braided leather belt at £49.99, and a waffle-knit Henley at £35.99. This totals 19 products on the page. Brazilian retailers list 17 pieces in the collection, indicating a variation in the range by market.
Brazilian prices range from R$179 to R$899. In the United States, blazers are priced at $169, while headgear starts at $39.90 and graphic tees are available for $59.90 each.
Why Zara, and why now?
Senna Brands has been active. A statement released in April 2026 revealed that the brand has seen an eightfold increase in revenue over the past six years while forging partnerships with over 65 licensing collaborators across more than 70 countries. The partnerships include TAG Heuer, McLaren, Ducati, and New Era.





