Invasion Protocol - T-Shirt

SUB ZERO COUTURE LTD

£18

Alert level: max. The Invasion Protocol design captures the exact moment everything changes — a glowing beam cutting through the dark, lifting figures into the unknown while something far bigger watches from above. Bold neon contrast meets retro sci-fi tension, creating a scene that feels frozen in time. Loud. Unsettling. Impossible to ignore. This isn’t just a graphic — it’s a warning signal. Material: 100% cotton.* Seamless twin needle collar. Taped neck and shoulders. Tubular body. Twin needle sleeves and hem. Tear out label. Weight: White 170gsm. Colours 180gsm. *Ash 99% cotton/1% polyeste

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