Deryck Whibley, frontman of SUM 41 and internationally bestselling author, has released the third capsule collection from his clothing brand Walking Disaster.
The new line, available now at walkingdisaster.com, features ten pieces: two t-shirts, a muscle tee, a crewneck sweatshirt, a bucket hat, a flag, a long-sleeve shirt, and four new sock designs.
The collection expands on Walking Disaster's signature blend of punk attitude and everyday functionality, introducing bold graphics and versatile staples that celebrate individuality and creative self-expression.
The release follows a high-energy weekend at Vans Warped Tour Long Beach, where Deryck personally handed out Walking Disaster laminates, posed with fans, and joined the mosh pit after performing a surprise rendition of 'Fat Lip' with THE PARADOX.
The brand launched on November 15 at Vans Warped Tour Orlando with a tent run by Whibley himself, where items quickly sold out both in person and online.
In February, four sock designs previously available only in the Chaos Box were released individually; in June, the brand restocked the fan-favorite Walking Wreckage tee and First Blood hoodie, and introduced the new Controlled Chaos tee.
"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," says Whibley.
"I had this idea to start Walking Disaster as a clothing company back in 2008.
I actually incorporated the name and 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 time to put the effort into building a great clothing line.
Once SUM 41 was over, I decided now's the time.
I wanted to do something that was still creative and really fun.
It's not the same as writing music, but I still get to be creative, and all the ideas floating around in my head now get turned into clothing instead of songs." Walking Disaster, which began as Whibley's 'personal obsession' with designing the perfect sock, has evolved into a full head-to-toe streetwear brand.
Each piece is intentionally designed and sourced, blending high-quality construction with a do-it-yourself ethos.
Whibley describes the brand as more than clothing — it's a statement of identity, resilience, and rebellion for those who never quite fit in.
The brand's name and mission are rooted in the idea of 'identity armor,' a concept that reflects his personal journey of resilience, healing, and balance as detailed in his memoir, 'Walking Disaster: My Life Through Heaven And Hell.'"