Garage Italia x Hot Lab Fiat 500 Jolly Spiaggina
The original Fiat 500 Jolly Spiaggina, built by Carrozzeria Ghia in the late 1950s, existed to shuttle the wealthy from their yachts to beach clubs and private villas around the Mediterranean, a literal land tender for people who'd rather not walk. Garage Italia's newest version, built with yacht design studio Hot Lab, leans directly into that history: a two-tone livery splits the body white on top and blue on the bottom, mirroring the line where a boat's hull meets the waterline. The canopy and seats carry a new fabric called Scia, developed by Garage Italia and woven by Mariaflora, its wavy striped pattern modeled on the wake a boat leaves behind rather than a straight classic stripe. At the center of the cabin sits a wooden console Garage Italia calls the "Heritage Tunnel," fitted with either a magazine rack or a bottle holder. It's positioned as a literal yacht accessory, meant to sit at the dock alongside the boat it was designed to match.

