The garment has undergone a post-construction garment-dye treatment, allowing deep pigment penetration into the fabric structure and creating a rich, uneven depth of color with a lived-in character.

The material is a dense, premium heavyweight fleece with a high knitting density.

The fabric has a stable structure, maintains the geometry of the shoulder line and body, and minimizes deformation during wear.

The silhouette is relaxed oversize with dropped shoulders and a balanced length.

The proportions are engineered for a voluminous fit with controlled distribution of fabric weight. Ribbed cuffs and hem feature dense elastic structure, securing the silhouette without disrupting the purity of the line.

The edges incorporate raw edge finishing and controlled distressing.

A technology of controlled edge fragmentation with a minimal fraying effect is applied — the distressed details are shaped by hand and remain structured.

This is not random wear, but a deliberately designed constructive element.

On the back — a volumetric MILLIONAIRE embroidery executed in linear stitch embroidery technique, creating relief graphics without additional print elements.

The front SIX ZEROS logo is integrated minimally, with emphasis on tactility.

The sweatshirt is constructed as a structural object: precise geometry, controlled volume, and architectural finishing.