Today, Sum 41 frontman and international bestselling author Deryck Whibley releases the highly anticipated third capsule from his clothing brand, ‘Walking Disaster’. The new collection is available now at walkingdisaster.com.
The release follows an exciting weekend for the brand at Vans Warped Tour Long Beach, where a mascot of Deryck himself handed out Walking Disaster laminates, posed for photos with fans, and even joined the mosh pit after Deryck took the stage for a surprise performance of ‘Fat Lip’with The Paradox.
This latest ‘Walking Disaster’ collection features ten new pieces: two t-shirts, a muscle tee, a crewneck sweatshirt, a bucket hat, a flag, a long-sleeve shirt, and four new sock designs. Expanding on the brand’s signature blend of punk attitude and everyday functionality, the collection introduces bold new graphics and versatile staples that celebrate individuality and creative self-expression. Each piece channels the unapologetic energy that has become synonymous with ‘Walking Disaster’, inviting fans to reject conformity and embrace their chaos.
“With every release we’re learning, improving, and pushing the brand a little further. This collection feels like another big step toward what I always envisioned ‘Walking Disaster’ becoming,” shares Deryck Whibley.
‘Walking Disaster’ is more than a clothing line. It’s a statement of identity, resilience, and rebellion for those who never quite fit in. What began as Whibley’s personal obsession with designing the perfect sock, born out of years on the road, quickly expanded into a growing collection of apparel, accessories, and more. Each piece is intentionally designed and sourced, blending high-quality fashion with a do-it-yourself ethos and a story behind every piece.
“I had this idea to start Walking Disaster as a clothing company back in 2008. And I actually incorporated the name, started the company, but because I’m so committed to what I do – I was 100% focused on Sum 41 and didn’t have the bandwidth or the time to put the effort in to do a great clothing line,” explains Whibley. “Once Sum 41 was over, I decided now’s the time. I want to do something, it’s still creative, it’s really fun, it’s not the same as writing music but I still get to be very creative and all these ideas that are floating around in my head, I get to put them into clothing instead of music.”
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