Vollebak has redefined performance tailoring with its Neo Suit — a high-tech two-piece built for the realities of both work and chaos. Designed from lightweight, high-strength Cordura with four-way stretch, the Neo Suit fuses the functionality of expedition-grade gear with the elegance of precision tailoring. Water-repellent, crease-resistant, and impossibly flexible, it’s engineered for men who move fast and live without boundaries.

Vollebak’s approach is simple: delete everything unnecessary. The Neo Suit ditches traditional suiting architecture — no shoulder pads, no linings, no stiff scaffolding — replacing it with laser-cut precision seams and a soft, articulated shape. The result? A suit that feels more like performance wear than formal attire. The jacket features convertible lapels, invisible zippers, and bound internal seams, while the pants incorporate concealed zipped pockets, bioresin buttons, and abrasion-resistant fabric for a utilitarian yet refined finish.

With its military-grade materials and minimalist design, the Neo Suit looks equally at home in a boardroom or a dystopian cityscape. Vollebak’s engineers have even ensured it can fold, stretch, and recover instantly — never creasing, even after hours of wear or travel. It’s a suit that doesn’t just adapt to your environment; it conquers it.

Retailing for $1,390, the Neo Suit embodies Vollebak’s obsession with pushing the limits of design, performance, and possibility — proof that the future of tailoring is already here, and it wears Cordura.

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