Halo Dynamics makes hardware and, increasingly, the clothing designed to interface with it. The Softshell BCI Pullover is a crew-neck pullover in a matte charcoal softshell fabric that looks, at a glance, like a normal athletic top. Look closer and you'll see the subtle port-access panels at the base of the skull — two small magnetic flap covers, flush with the fabric, that allow BCI maintenance and hardware access without removing the garment. The fabric itself has a low-conductivity inner lining that reduces interference with surface-mounted BCI hardware. It's not glamorous tech, but it's practical.

The cut is clean and slightly athletic. It works as a standalone top or an underlayer. Halo Dynamics includes it in the standard 'adaptation kit' sold alongside their mid-range BCI implants, which means a significant percentage of Tier 3 BCI users own one. It reads as tech-adjacent without screaming it — someone wearing this is probably augmented, but not necessarily heavily.