Vollebak has once again proven that innovation and audacity go hand in hand with the launch of its Electromagnetic Shielding Bomber, a jacket built with the same advanced EMC shielding technology used to protect NASA’s Mars Rover. Designed for the modern explorer—whether you’re navigating city streets or electromagnetic chaos—the bomber isn’t just apparel; it’s a piece of wearable science.

The jacket’s outer shell is embedded with pure silver, effectively blocking radio waves and microwaves across the 0.2 GHz to 14 GHz range, covering everything from WiFi and Bluetooth to radar systems. For those seeking digital disconnection, its built-in phone-shielding pocket acts like a Faraday cage, ensuring total privacy from signals and tracking.

Crafted from Shieldex® materials in Germany, the bomber embodies the intersection of aerospace innovation and fashion, offering durability, antimicrobial protection, and lightweight wear. Its triple-layer Italian lining and signature MA-1 bomber silhouette deliver a balance of functionality and aesthetic precision. The jacket’s jet-age design conceals cutting-edge performance beneath its timeless profile, complete with YKK zippers, utility pockets, and ribbed cuffs that provide both structure and comfort. Weighing just 650 grams, it’s as agile as it is protective.

At $3,295, the Vollebak Electromagnetic Shielding Bomber isn’t just a jacket—it’s armor for the digital age. In a world where technology follows you everywhere, Vollebak offers the rare luxury of control, security, and craftsmanship all in one garment.

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