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Vyper and Garage Beer unveil limited Sit ’n Sip shop chair

Only 50 of these Garage Beer x Vyper shop chairs will be made

Garage Beer x Vyper Chair Ultimate Shop Chair.
Garage Beer x Vyper Chair Ultimate Shop Chair Vyper Chair

Vyper Chair and Garage Beer have teamed up on a shop chair that feels like it was designed for anyone who spends long hours in the garage and doesn’t mind cracking a cold one. The two brands announced a limited edition release called the Vyper x Garage Beer Sit ’n Sip, set to drop on November 14. Only 50 units will be produced, which puts it firmly in collector territory rather than everyday gear.

The collaboration blends Vyper’s reputation for overbuilt shop furniture with Garage Beer’s fast-growing presence in the light beer space. The result is a chair that looks familiar at a glance, but the features push it well past a standard rolling seat. It also arrives with tongue-in-cheek warnings about keeping the keg filled with Garage Beer and a reminder that one fan will get a chance to win one.

The Vyper x Garage Beer Sit ’n Sip chair

The Sit ’n Sip is built on Vyper’s Robust Steel Max frame, known for its heavy steel legs, stainless steel rail, and smooth rolling casters. The structure is designed for stability while working at benches or moving across rough concrete, and the cushion is made from a thick, chemical-resistant, and flame-retardant material. Vyper positions this frame as one of the safest options in the shop chair category, thanks to its five-leg base and oversized four-inch casters.

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For this limited edition, the standard frame gets custom touches from both brands. The brown distressed seat, cream powder coat, stitching, hardware, and metal badge were created for this run. A Sidekick attachment adds dual cup holders on one side and a 128-ounce mini keg mount with a tap handle on the other. Beer and CO2 are not included, but each chair ships with the keg and tap hardware. The package aims to echo both companies’ focus on build quality while leaning into the novelty factor of having a beverage system bolted to a shop seat.

Limited edition details and availability

Only 50 chairs will be made, and the release is scheduled for November 14 at 10 a.m. Eastern. The branding work, powder coat, stitching, and hardware are exclusive to this collaboration. Garage Beer notes that one unit will be awarded to a fan who follows its social channels and checks in on launch day for giveaway instructions.

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