After training, the player who is off to meet his mates in town needs an outfit that works, and Project X Paris perfectly suits this moment, with t-shirts, hoodies, joggers, cargos, and loose-fitting jeans. A French streetwear brand, for both men and women.
T-shirts and sweats are the two most common pieces at Project X Paris. Embroidered logos, crafted prints, rhinestones or faded effects: the brand pays attention to detail with wide cuts. Hoodies come in zipped or pullover versions, and singlets take over when it's warm.
The bottom of the outfit is the strong point of the brand on Basket-Center: trousers are the most purchased category. The choice ranges from fleece joggers to multi-pocket cargo pants, through baggy, relaxed or bootcut jeans and technical trousers. Pleated trousers, dressier in style, show that the brand can also step beyond strict sportswear. With a pair of trainers, everyone can create a different silhouette without leaving the urban style.
When the temperature drops, Project X Paris offers short or long down jackets, matte or shiny, multi-pocket parkas and hooded jackets. Flannel or patterned overshirts serve as an intermediate layer for mid-season. Stick to your usual size: the cuts already allow for some room for a sweatshirt underneath.
Project X Paris was launched by two brothers who grew up in Lille before moving to Paris. The brand draws from urban culture, from BMX to hip-hop to graffiti, and multiplies collaborations with the artists that inspire them. It is now distributed in numerous shops across Europe, at a price that still reflects streetwear.
The brand doesn't just shrink its men's pieces. Its women's line has its own cuts: t-shirt dresses, bodycon dresses, singlets, crop tops, fitted down jackets and parkas, handbags and shoulder bags. The gender filter directly highlights these models.
For the head, choose between a baseball cap New Era and a beret or bucket hat Kangol. For the feet, city trainers adidas or thick soles from Fila pair well with the brand's wide cuts. All streetwear brands are listed on the lifestyle brands page.
For a down jacket or jeans at a better price, aim for the big sales. The Black Friday lifestyle comes just before winter, the Christmas page helps find a gift, then the sales take over. End-of-line items arrive in the clearance, and new models in the new arrivals.
Stick to your usual belt size: the width comes from the cut, not from going up a size. If you're unsure, compare the waist measurement from the guide with a pair of jeans you already wear, measured flat. A baggy that's too big at the waist will sit badly, even with a belt.
Like all cotton garments, they may slightly shorten if they go in the dryer. Wash them inside out, at thirty degrees, and dry them flat or on a hanger. The prints and rhinestones will also last longer.
Yes, as long as the bottom is tapered or falls slightly over the shoe. Elasticated ankle cargos show the boot, while straight models partially cover it. Both work with a thick city trainer.
These are city clothes, not technical outfits: thick cotton, denim, decorative details. For playing basketball, switch to breathable shorts and a t-shirt. Save the brand for before and after the match.
Some models are cut for juniors, identifiable with the age filter. A skinny teen can also wear the smaller adult sizes, especially for oversized t-shirts and sweats.