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ALPHA x PROTOTYPES Outline T-Shirt

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The ALPHA x PROTOTYPES Outline T-Shirt gives you maximum substance and a sharply defined look. Crafted from 100% cotton and built with heavy premium jersey, it delivers a robust fabric base that clearly sets it apart from lightweight basics. With a weight of 300 g/m², this shirt stands for density, durability, and presence, designed for long-term wear. The relaxed fit creates a roomy, comfortable silhouette with extra space without losing its structure. The ribbed collar stabilizes the neckline and keeps its shape, even under heavy use. Reinforced double stitching adds extra resilience and highlights the garment’s functional construction. The design remains deliberately stripped-back, focusing on precise placement of key details. The PROTOTYPES label at the neck makes the collaboration visible and brings the connection to the Paris collective directly into the piece. Completing the setup is the UV flag label above the left hem, acting as a clean marker and firmly anchoring Alpha Industries’ identity. Every component follows a clear system: nothing is superfluous, everything is engineered for function and longevity. This T-shirt stands for heavyweight fabric, clean construction, and an attitude that refuses to conform. Direct, resilient, and uncompromising, it moves with you through the city and delivers exactly what you need when standard just doesn’t cut it. Instead of producing new garments, Prototypes focuses on upcycling and reuse. The Second Life Line repurposes leftover fabrics and existing pieces, promoting a more conscious approach to how fashion is made and worn. True to its name, Prototypes creates one-of-a-kind items that emphasize individual expression and offer a real alternative to mass-produced, standardized lookalikes. No piece is identical to another—and that is exactly the point.

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