India’s teen pop sensation OutStation has launched its first official merchandise collection, giving fans a new way to connect with the band’s music and identity. The drop follows major milestones including their collaboration at H&M Lollapalooza, the release of debut single Tum Se, and performances supporting Akon and Anuv Jain across India.
Created in association with Universal Music India and available via The Noise Culture, the collection celebrates the band’s creative vision and their devoted fan community, known as Passengers.
The range features crop tops, regular fit t-shirts and hoodies in a timeless black-and-white palette. Drawing on themes of movement and emotional transition, the designs incorporate travel-inspired motifs such as railway signages, ticket graphics and roadways, alongside key elements like Tum Se, Passenger Princess and the OutStation Passenger logos, reinforcing the idea that fans are part of the journey.
The hoodies are crafted from heavyweight 450 GSM cotton fleece with an oversized fit, while the t-shirts use 180 GSM organic cotton for everyday comfort. The crop tops, made from a cotton lycra blend, offer a flattering, confident silhouette.
OutStation shares, “This merchandise is an extension of who we are and what we’re building with our Passengers. From Tum Se to every live moment, it’s about the journey we share. We wanted this collection to feel personal, something you don’t just wear, but relate to.”
Mentored by Savan Kotecha, OutStation was formed through a nationwide talent search and bootcamp, and features members Bhuvan Shetty, Hemang Singh, Mashaal Shaikh, Kurien Sebastian and Shayan Pattem.