PHOENIX, ARIZONA – After 20 years apart, The Format are back, marking one of the most anticipated reunions in indie pop. The Holy Roller Skater Jacket was designed to celebrate that return, translating the band’s renewed energy into a bold, wearable statement. Created in collaboration with Official League, this limited-edition release captures the spirit of a band stepping forward while honoring their rich history of era-defining records.

Formed by Nate Ruess and Sam Means, The Format helped define the early indie pop landscape with emotionally driven songwriting and unmistakable melody. Their music soundtracked a generation, blending sincerity with sharp hooks that left a lasting mark well beyond their initial run. Now reunited, the band returns alongside new music and an upcoming sold-out tour, reconnecting with fans who have been waiting decades for this moment.

Across the back, “The Holy Rollers” is stitched in bold retro-style typography, anchoring the piece in classic skater jacket tradition. The silhouette draws from vintage outerwear worn in music scenes and skate culture alike, making it a natural canvas for a band whose influence has always lived at the intersection of emotion and attitude.

The Format return to the stage on March 26th in Boston for the start of their Boycott Heaven Tour, their first extensive North American jaunt in nearly two decades.