In this episode of the Pork Life Podcast, we sit down with Race&Taylor and Jas MB for a relaxed conversation about Porsche life, design, coffee, clothing and car culture.

Along the way, we talk about air-cooled 911s, Japanese 930 Turbo history, automotive fashion, events and enthusiast-led brands. As a result, this episode has something for anyone who loves Porsche.

Race&Taylor: Porsche Culture, Coffee and Clothing

Race&Taylor is an automotive lifestyle brand built around Porsche culture, quality coffee and clothing for enthusiasts.

However, the brand is about more than products. It represents the lifestyle that surrounds the cars. That includes early starts, coffee stops, drive-outs, shows, conversations and time spent with like-minded people.

For many Porsche owners, these moments are just as important as the cars themselves.

During the episode, Race&Taylor explain how coffee and clothing fit naturally into the Porsche scene. For example, it could be meeting at a cars and coffee event, heading to a show, or wearing something that reflects your passion.

This is what makes the brand feel genuine. Instead of forcing a link between fashion and cars, Race&Taylor understands that Porsche culture has always been about more than driving.

It is also about identity, taste, friendships and shared experiences.

For Design911, this is exactly the kind of story we love. Porsche ownership often starts with maintenance, upgrades and restoration. However, it also grows into a wider lifestyle. Race&Taylor taps into that world with a brand made for people who truly live it.

Jas MB: Design, Porsche and a Lifetime of Stories

Also joining the episode is Jas MB, a British designer with a long history in fashion, product design and Porsche ownership.

Jas brings a creative view to the conversation. His background in bags, materials, production and design gives the episode a different feel. Through his work with Minnessak and his experience in bag design, Jas has developed a deep understanding of form, function and craftsmanship. At the same time, his love for Porsche adds real authenticity.

One of the standout moments is hearing Jas talk about his journey into Porsche ownership. Like many enthusiasts, it started with admiration from afar. Over time, that interest grew into a collection of cars, memories and stories.

Air-cooled Porsche models are a big part of the conversation. These include early 911s, widebody cars and classic 930 Turbos.

Jas also talks about the way Porsche gets into your bloodstream. Many owners will understand that feeling. Once you experience the sound, feel and character of an air-cooled 911, it is hard to walk away.

The Japanese 930 Turbo and Midnight Club Influence

One of the biggest highlights of the episode is the story behind Jas MB’s Japanese 930 Turbo.

This is not just another 930. The car is shaped by Japan’s high-speed Porsche scene. It includes details linked to TBK Yokohama bodywork, wide arches, special bumpers, lighting, aero parts and the legendary Midnight Club era.

The episode also explores the culture around these cars in Japan. During that period, Porsches, GT-Rs and other performance cars were built for serious speed.

Jas explains that the styling was not only for looks. In fact, the bumpers, intakes, lights and bodywork all had a purpose. They were shaped by late-night motorway runs, performance tuning and high-speed driving.

For Porsche fans, this part of the conversation is a real highlight.

The 930 Turbo is already one of the most iconic Porsche models ever built. However, when you add Japanese tuning culture, rare bodywork and personal history, it becomes even more special.

This story also shows how global Porsche culture really is. A car can be built in Japan, found in Europe, restored with care and then become part of the UK Porsche scene.

Every car has a journey. That is what makes the community so interesting.

Design, Fashion and Function

With Race&Taylor and Jas MB in the same room, the conversation naturally turns to design.

Automotive clothing and accessories are sometimes seen as side products. However, this episode shows how much thought can go into them.

Jas talks about his brand Minnessak, materials, bag design, production and inspiration. Meanwhile, Race&Taylor bring the conversation back to the Porsche world. They show how clothing and coffee can become part of a wider automotive lifestyle.

For Porsche fans, design matters.

It is why people care about wheels, stance, paint colours, interior trim, exhaust tips and small build details. In the same way, design also affects what we wear, what we carry and how we represent the culture.

Race&Taylor understands that link. The brand sits between cars, lifestyle and community. It creates products for people who attend events, follow builds, drink coffee around cars and spend weekends with other enthusiasts.

Events, Builds and What Comes Next

The episode also covers the wider Porsche event scene. This includes shows, road trips, meet-ups and the gatherings that keep the culture moving.

There is discussion around Porsche Friends in Germany, Boxengasse, future events and possible collaborations. These moments show how brands like Race&Taylor help keep Porsche culture active, social and accessible.

There is also plenty of build talk. Topics include Cayenne ideas, safari-style inspiration, 930 upgrades and future plans.

Because of this mix, the episode feels natural. It has serious Porsche chat, but it also has relaxed humour. It is not overly polished or corporate. Instead, it feels like people who love cars have a proper conversation.

Why This Episode Is Worth Watching

This episode with Race&Taylor and Jas MB is a great listen for anyone interested in Porsche culture beyond the spec sheets.

There is plenty of car talk. For example, the episode covers air-cooled 911s, 993s, 930 Turbos, Japanese tuning, exhaust setups and Porsche ownership.

However, the real strength of the episode is the way it connects those cars to design, creativity, clothing, coffee and community.

Race&Taylor bring the modern automotive lifestyle angle. Jas MB brings design history through his brand Minnessak, Porsche stories and a deep love for detail.

Together, they create an episode that feels honest, relaxed and full of character.

For Design911, this is what Porsche culture is all about. It is about keeping cars on the road, improving them, enjoying them and building relationships around them.

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Final Thoughts

Race&Taylor and Jas MB capture two sides of the same culture.

Race&Taylor builds community through coffee, clothing and automotive lifestyle. Meanwhile, Jas MB brings decades of design experience, Porsche passion and unforgettable stories from around the world.

Together, they show that Porsche culture is not just about what you drive. It is also about the people you meet, the stories you share and the passion that keeps pulling you back in.