Vollebak continues to redefine outerwear with the new Anodised Jacket, an interstellar-grade shell built using NASA-developed metallic insulation. Originally designed to prevent spacecraft from freezing in the vacuum of space, this IR-reflective technology now wraps your body in a shield that reflects up to 97% of your heat, making it perfect for brutal winters or covert operations.

Crafted with a galvanized polyamide ripstop shell, the jacket features electrochemically bonded metal, creating a fabric that behaves like steel but moves like cloth. It’s so thermally efficient that it disrupts infrared imaging, making you practically invisible to thermal cameras.

Inside, the detachable liner is crafted from a luxurious blend of wool, cashmere, and recycled fibers, offering both warmth and sustainability. Every detail—from the articulated sleeves to the YKK Excella zip with anodised finish—speaks to Vollebak’s fusion of science fiction and function.

Topped with a concealed hood, hidden pockets, and seam-sealed construction, the Vollebak Anodised Jacket is made in Italy and priced at $3,995. It’s available in both a Rust and a Metal Edition.  It’s not just a jacket—it’s wearable aerospace innovation.

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