Singapore, Refracted Into Colour
A mosaic of colour, built like stained glass. Singapore’s
skyline and nightlife, reborn on fabric, exclusively for TDFSG 2026.
PURPOSE, PRACTICE AND PLEASURE
Purpose, practice, pleasure — three words that shaped this design from the very first sketch.
Whether you're an artist or an athlete, real achievement takes discipline, and discipline should never come at the cost of joy. That balance is at the heart of every facet and colour on this jersey.
The design is built from a mosaic of interlocking colour panels — pink, blue, green, orange, purple, gold — fused together like shards of stained glass. It's bold by intention, meant to be impossible to miss on the road.
And it's pulled directly from Singapore. The faceted, crystalline pattern echoes the angular glass towers along the bay and the geometric canopies of the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay, while the way the colour breaks apart and scatters lighter toward the back of the jersey mirrors the Supertrees' lights dispersing into the night sky — the same electric, kaleidoscopic energy you feel walking through Singapore after dark.
This isn't just a print — it's the city's skyline and nightlife, fractured into colour and rebuilt on fabric.
Being part of TDFSG 2026 with Santini, on a global stage, is an honour I don't take lightly. My hope is that every rider who pulls this jersey on feels that same connection — to a goal, to this city, and to the drive that makes you a winner, on the track and in life.
INSPIRATION
THE DESIGN
01
MOSAIC OF COLOUR
The design is built from a mosaic of interlocking colour panels — pink, blue, green, orange, purple, gold — fused together like shards of stained glass.
02
SINGAPORE'S SKYLINE
The way the colour breaks apart and scatters lighter toward the back of the jersey mirrors the Supertrees’ lights dispersing into the night sky — the same electric, kaleidoscopic energy you feel walking through Singapore after dark.
03
SINGAPORE AFTER DARK
The way the colour breaks apart and scatters lighter toward the back of the jersey mirrors the Supertrees’ lights dispersing into the night sky — the same electric, kaleidoscopic energy you feel walking through Singapore after dark.
04
PURPOSE, PRACTICE & PLEASURE
Whether you’re an artist or an athlete, real achievement takes discipline, and discipline should never come at the cost of joy. That balance is at the heart of every facet and colour on this jersey.
Collaborator
THE ARTIST
Ratthawut Chaiwongkhachorn
ARTIST / DESIGNER
“For PLLANG, becoming an artist was never a deliberate plan.”
Ratthawut Chaiwongkhachorn, known to the art world as PLLANG, was born and raised in Bangkok, where his passion for art took root early — even as he went on to study Marketing Communications at the University of Westminster in London.
For PLLANG, becoming an artist was never a deliberate plan. It’s the reaction — watching people encounter his work and respond to it — that has kept him creating ever since.
His first exhibition took place in Bangkok, launching a body of work that has since spanned numerous group and solo shows across the city. Most recently, he took part in an exhibition creating art for the visually impaired at the Bangkok Art & Culture Centre (BACC), pushing his practice into new sensory territory.
His work has travelled well beyond Bangkok — to Art Formosa in Taipei, to exhibitions this year in Korea, and to Singapore, where he designed the official A l’Attaque participation tee for TDFSG 2025. That collaboration continues this year, with PLLANG’s artwork forming the foundation of the TDFSG 2026 jersey design. He currently has work on exhibition at Avani Riverside Bangkok.
PLLANG works primarily in the abstract, drawn to its ability to provoke questions rather than answer them — leaving space for every viewer to build their own art in their mind.
LIMITED EDITION
PLLANG Designer, TDFSG 2026 x Santini
61 PIECES ONLY
ONE DESIGN · LIMITED EDITION
A mosaic of colour built like stained glass — Singapore's skyline and nightlife, fractured and rebuilt on fabric for TDFSG 2026.
The design brings together interlocking panels of pink, blue, green, orange, purple and gold, echoing Singapore's angular glass towers and the geometric canopies of the Supertrees at Gardens by the Bay. Bold by intention, it's designed to be impossible to miss on the road.
But this jersey is more than a celebration of Singapore's colours and character. Only 61 jerseys have been made, marking SG61 — Singapore's 61st year of independence in 2026. Limited by design, each jersey becomes a small tribute to the nation, carrying a piece of Singapore's story alongside the spirit of the race.
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