This is a runner's rig built around a heavy chrome arm and a reputation — it doesn't hide what the wearer is so much as it makes them look like someone you've already decided not to bother. The centerpiece is a structured asymmetric long jacket in deep charcoal with a burgundy-wine underlining visible only at the split hem and rolled cuffs. The right side is a standard close-fit silhouette; the left side has a full external split from hip to shoulder — a split-back panel that opens wide to accommodate a full chrome arm prosthetic, with reinforced mag-seam closures that can be sealed in under two seconds for a cleaner look. The aug-power routing runs exposed along the left lapel in a matte brushed-metal channel — intentional, a design choice that reads as style rather than utility to the untrained eye. Beneath the jacket is a high-neck compression top in deep plum with embedded thermal regulation and a single BCI-relay strip along the spine. The trousers are dark earth-brown slim-taper with reinforced inner thighs, four concealed side-entry pockets, and a hidden calf channel for a compact holdout weapon. Boots are heavy matte black knee-highs in pressure-formed synth-leather with a built-in shin guard layer and concealed blade-channel in the right boot shaft. A pair of matte graphite fingerless gloves with embedded grip pads and scanner-opacity knuckle panels completes the look. This outfit says the runner has a name people know.