Ever notice how Michael Strahan seems to have a knack for turning everything he touches into gold? Oh no, we can’t include the opposing QBs here when—those guys only saw nightmares when he was on the field. But we just can’t avoid the fact that from dominating the NFL with the Giants to becoming a morning show favorite on Good Morning America, the guy’s got range.

Oh, and let’s not forget about his stylish suits that have been making waves in the fashion world. Speaking of which, the guy’s cooking something when it comes to his clothing. Let’s cut to the chase. On Wednesday, Strahan hit up his official Instagram handle and announced his latest venture. Or should we say, he made a stylish announcement? Oh yeah, you read that right.

The former Giants’ pass-rusher is all set to launch his Custom Suit Platform to allow men to personalize their tailored clothing. “Introducing the Michael Strahan Design Lab™! Suit up, big moves start with big confidence,” he captioned his social media post. The Michael Strahan Design Lab is launched under Strahan’s men’s clothing line, which he initially launched back in 2015, exclusively through JCPenney.

Strahan’s new brand is working with Custom Wrkshop, a company that specializes in making personalized clothing using advanced technology. It uses off-the-rack sizing and allows the consumers to add their own touch by selecting patterns and linings, fit, lapels, thread color, monogramming, and other special tweaks.

“Our mission has always been to make great style accessible and confidence part of your routine,” Strahan said. “This new platform takes that vision even further. With the Michael Strahan Design Lab, we’re giving people the power to design a suit that fits their unique style and personality, all while delivering the same level of quality and comfort I demand in my own wardrobe.”

According to Koral Chen, an executive at SMAC Entertainment (the company co-founded by Strahan), instead of using special algorithms to measure customers, they decided to stick with standard sizing instead. As per Chen, this allows the pricing to remain, “Super competitive.” 

The Michael Strahan Design Lab allows the customers to get their hands on two-piece suits for $399, three-piece suits for $499, sport coats for $299, vests for $149, and dress pants for $149 (including shipping charges).

Well, from the NFL to co-host of Good Morning America to his own clothing brand, looks like Michael Strahan’s out here pulling career moves smoother than Ethan Hunt switch identities.

Is Michael Strahan done with GMA?

If you ask a couple of years ago about Michael Strahan’s future with Good Morning America, then he might have said that there’s still many years left. However, considering his daughter’s cancer treatment, it’s likely that the former Giants’ pass-rusher might be saying peace out to the GMA to spend more time with his family.

You see, the insiders have confirmed that Strahan will leave the GMA in 2025, once his contract is up. On top of that, it’s safe to say that Isabella Strahan’s brain cancer diagnosis probably forced him to reshape his priorities. “Time is the one thing that once it’s gone, you can never get it back,” Strahan told Forbes in 2024. “I’m very conscious of that, being a dad. That’s what has led me to think more about the end of my career.”

Besides, he hinted at slowing things down, saying he sees himself “slowly dropping different things until eventually, you’ll just find me on the golf course.” However, before we came to a conclusion, ABC hasn’t confirmed anything yet. Strahan, who’s been holding it down on GMA since 2016, also appears as a football analyst on Fox NFL Sunday. If he decides to end his career, it’ll be a huge shake up for the GMA.

And his replacement? Yeah, good luck trying to fill those shoes—it’s not gonna be easy. Well, it’s early to say about his departure from the GMA, considering neither the ABC nor Michael Strahan made an official announcement. Till then, we just have to wait for the official confirmation.