In the world of extreme clothing, Vollebak takes the award, with a catalog of jackets, shirts, and pants that incorporate high-tech, advanced features.
Their latest in that lineup is their Steel Blazer, which was 4 years in development, and incorporates a large amount of stainless steel thread. The specialized garment proves that a material more often associated with vehicles and space travel can be utilized to create attire.
Indeed, the sheen of the stainless steel can be seen woven into the jacket, which also has a malleability that gives it a unique look.
This $995 garment is clearly more of a conversation piece than an everyday use jacket, but we’re intrigued by the use of stainless steel, and wonder where the use of the material will go.
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