Published on: August 06, 2026 • Reading Time: 2 mins
Just when you thought OnlyFans was done collaborating with some of fashion’s top brands, they do it again.
Last time, with prolific French designer Louis-Gabriel Nouchi (LGN), OnlyFans launched some sexy, luxury lingerie and loungewear (everything from underwear to tank tops). This time, they’ve partnered up with Los Angeles-based Pleasures to create their first-ever streetwear line, and the internet can’t stop talking about it.
The Louis-Gabriel Nouchi collaboration was exciting to say the least, but the French are not known for affordable fashion. If you have $200 to spend on a tank top, don’t let us stop you. But for those of us who aren’t privileged enough to afford such high-end garments, this new collab is a welcome addition for the more blue-collar closets out there.
Unlike the LGN line of clothing, it’s much easier to find the exciting new Pleasures garments in stores or online, as OnlyFans continues to make a name for itself in the everyday fashion realm. Not only can you pick up some OnlyFans x Pleasures gear on the official OnlyFans merch store, but it’s also available from 18 physical retail stores. Brands like Sneaker Politics, Asphalt NYC, Revolve, Footshop and Extra Butter are just some examples of stores that will carry this bold new line.
Pleasures was founded in 2015 by designers Vlad Elkin and Alex James. After Cardi B was photographed wearing their “A Girl Is A Gun” t-shirt, Pleasures blew up, and their signature 90’s aesthetic quickly became a staple of the Los Angeles streetwear scene. Asics, Reebok, and Dr. Martens are just some examples of high-profile collaborations Pleasures have done before their latest work with OnlyFans.
The new release includes a racetrack-inspired jersey, t-shirt, bikini tops and bottoms (sold separately), ranging from $44 for the bikini gear to $80 for the jersey. According to co-founder Alex James, the racing theme may seem disconnected from OnlyFans, but it was selected very purposefully. “Racing has this whole language of speed and risk, and putting OnlyFans inside it felt right,” said James. He added, “We’ve always been drawn to the worlds which most brands stay away from … This collection takes something familiar and makes it ours.”
Pleasures has never shied away from big-name collaborations either. In addition to collaborating with Puma, Adidas, Crocs, Asics, Reebok and Dr. Martens, the Los Angeles brand most recently collaborated with global music superstars blink-182. The collection emphasized the band’s Southern California roots while remaining true to their slacker, lovable loser style of pop punk music. In the past, Pleasures have also collaborated with electronica legends Daft Punk, indie rock pioneers Oasis, and prolific rock band The Grateful Dead.
While the term “streetwear” doesn’t evoke anything extravagant, this clothing line’s fashion debut was absolutely nothing short of extravagant. During Men’s Fashion Week in Paris, France, the collection was unveiled at a boat party on Paris’s River Seine. For such an affordable clothing line, that’s quite the entrance.
OnlyFans CEO Keily Blair is sharing in everyone’s excitement for the latest collab. She gave a statement, reading in part, “Pleasures is one of the most iconic names in streetwear. As OnlyFans continues to expand its apparel offering to include limited-edition capsule collections, this partnership makes perfect sense.” The t-shirts and jerseys feature a prominent “Anytime. Anything. Anywhere.” graphic, while the bikini set is tastefully marked with tire tracks to emphasize the racing theme.
As previously mentioned, the exciting new collaboration between Pleasures and OnlyFans is available now via OnlyFans’ official merch store and nearly 20 physical storefronts.