Since the Porsche 356, the Pepita pattern has graced the interiors of the automaker’s sports cars. Sales of the limited edition chairs will begin on April 22.

Porsche’s Pepita fabric made its debut on the Porsche 911 in 1965 and is comprised of a houndstooth pattern with small squares and diagonal stripes.

Inside, it scored a Pepita pattern interior in Black and Slate Grey leather. That GT3 driveline goes a long way to waking up what was originally a humble 911 Carrerra.

Inside is an entirely bespoke interior, with pepita-pattern seats and door panels, blue stitching, and a unique steering wheel. But the best part is what sits under that ducktail spoiler.

Bring back fabric seats.From the 1960s to the 1980s, Porsche experimented with some pretty wild patterns on its seats. These crazy fabrics stand in sharp contrast to the drab non-patterned leather ...

Inside you'll find a unique Pepita pattern black and Slate grey leather covering the seats and door cards. What really makes the Classic Club Coupe cool, though, is what lies underneath.