Isles Lab is teaming up with celebrity fans to create custom drops of Islanders merchandise in partnership with the Fashion Scholarship Fund.

Collections from Ralph Macchio and Tank Sinatra are the first to hit IslesLab.com and the Isles Lab Team Store.

Ten percent of proceeds from each item will go back to the Fashion Scholarship Fund and an additional 10% will go to a charitable cause chosen by each celebrity.

Fans will have an opportunity to meet Tank Sinatra at Isles Lab for the product launch on March 24.

Learn more about each design below!

Ralph Macchio’s collection is a celebration of his life-long Islanders fandom, as well as a nod to his accomplished career as an actor.

Stay GOALd is a reference to Macchio’s iconic "Stay Gold" line from the 1983 movie The Outsiders, but with an Islanders’ spin. The elbow patch on the right side of the hoodie features a silhouette of the crane kick from The Karate Kid with a hockey stick in hand.

Macchio’s vision was to merge nostalgia with the current era of Islanders hockey. The design features the NY logo, which has been a feature of the team’s third jerseys over the past decade, with the distressed colors and vintage feel Macchio associates with his team’s dynasty.

Proceeds from Macchio's collecton will benefit America's VetDogs.

Tank Sinatra wanted his collection to reflect his life-long Isles fandom, as well as the whimsical nature of his meme empire, specifically in this case, Tank’s Good News.

It's a whale of a design. Literally. The beluga whale is an homage to Hvaldimir, a real-life – and extraordinary – marine mammal in Norway.

Hvaldimir’s story made the whale an international icon. Hvaldimir was raised in captivity, and while the beluga now roams free, it’s lending a helping fin to humans and went viral for retrieving and returning lost items like cell phones to humans. 

Hvaldimir’s story caught the eye of Tank Sinatra, who is donating proceeds from his collection to One Whale Org, which is dedicated to ensuring Hvaldimir’s safety and well-being. One Whale Org’s efforts also include co-founding the Norwegian Whale Reserve, whose vision is to “free other whales from captivity and provide them a natural safe haven in the arctic.”