Layered Logo-Print Hoodie — White and Black, Size XS

Balmain's men's sportswear usually keeps the logo on one surface: a cotton hoodie, long sleeves, a drawstring hood, ribbed edging and the vintage-style wordmark printed on the chest. This piece breaks that habit by separating the logo from the hoodie. The garment underneath is plain white with short sleeves, and the Balmain name moves to a black mesh tank layered over it, so the wordmark becomes an overlay instead of a print on the body. It is a sportswear silhouette built like a styling decision, the kind of two-piece look normally put together at a fitting and here constructed into a single pullover.

The base is a white short-sleeve hoodie, its hood fitted with branded drawstrings. Over it sits the black mesh tank, carrying an oversized white Balmain logo print that reads at a distance. Contrast ribbing finishes the neckline and the armholes, giving the black layer a defined edge against the white beneath. There are no closures to interrupt the layering: it goes on over the head as one pullover, and the two layers move together.

Read it as a gym tank and a hoodie argued into one object: the tank-over-tee layering of a training session, rendered in mesh and scaled up to the size of club-night signage. The black-and-white palette keeps it blunt, with nothing hidden and no softening, which is the point. It sits between locker-room kit and streetwear, and it only works because the logo is large enough to be the whole argument. Size XS.