Albino and Preto Apex

Release Date

U.S. Reserve Pre-Order (White): December 12, 2025 Japan: April 18, 2026 at 10:00 PM JST Europe: April 18, 2026 at 10:00 AM BST U.S. Reserve: April 21, 2026 at 11:00 AM PDT U.S. Public: April 22, 2026 at 11:00 AM PDT

Specs

Top: 10oz Canvas Pants: 10oz Canvas Color: White, Black

Exclusivity

The White colorway was available exclusively to A&P Reserve members. It was sold via pre-order from December 12 - December 24, 2025. It was later sold publicly in limited quantities in the U.S. store.

Sizes

XS, S, SF, M, MF, ML, MT, L, LL, LT, XL, XLL, XLT, 2XL, 3XL

Price

Japan: ¥44,000 ($276) Europe: £180 ($242) U.S.: $250

Purchase Limits

None.

Description

Pre-order:

The Apex workwear series draws inspiration from anachronistic modernism—where contemporary elements collide with the past. Old English typography entwined with barbed wire and halftone chrome artwork creates a visual tension between modernity and the dark ages. The collection is defined by bold, oversized graphics, including embroidered details along the sleeves and pant legs, and a large monochromatic woven back patch featuring a chrome heart wrapped in barbed wire, declaring "APEX" at its center. Crafted for both comfort and durability, the range is built with a heavy-duty cotton pearl weave top and ten-ounce canvas bottoms, finished with a fully elastic waistband for everyday wearability.

Public:

The Apex Series is a martial arts uniform driven by the spirit of Formula 1—where precision, speed, and engineered performance inform every detail. Designed with an aerodynamic sensibility, its streamlined silhouette allows for complete freedom of movement without excess. Lightweight, high-durability materials echo the innovation of motorsport, built to endure friction, impact, and constant repetition. Subtle paneling, racing stripes, and oversized grid stitching draw inspiration from both pit crews and drivers, while the patchwork reflects the visual language of the modern circuit. Every element is intentional, transforming the uniform into an extension of the body—built not just for combat, but for performance at the edge of control.