VolleBak’s anti-abrasion tee shirt is made from real carbon fiber - Yanko Design

I assume somewhere in VolleBak's headquarters lies a massive whiteboard with the words "WHY Non" scrawled on information technology, because if the by few months have been whatsoever indication, the company'south product launches have been getting progressively stranger only at the same fourth dimension, exciting merely because we're witnessing one of the near avant-garde movements in apparel and way design.

Afterward making kevlar, iridescent, and graphene jackets, VolleBak's latest uses a material plant exclusively in jet engines, missile housings, and supercars. I'thousand talking well-nigh Carbon Fiber, the material that'south lighter than aluminum and stronger than steel. VolleBak'south Carbon Fiber shirt comes with a cost tag of $110 which seems pretty reasonable considering information technology comes fabricated with woven strands of carbon cobweb in information technology. Designed to be worn close to the skin, the fabric is breathable, lightweight, and wicks moisture incredibly well.

If you lot're like me, yous're probably wondering why (and likewise how) would VolleBak integrate carbon fibers into style. Carbon Fiber is known for its incredible forcefulness, which lends its properties to the shirt, making it practically abrasion-proof. Designed to last much longer than any traditional tee shirt, even in the virtually demanding of scenarios, the Carbon Fiber tee shirt will non scuff, rip, shred, or tear if you lot accidentally autumn off a bike or slip while trekking or bump your shoulder against a tree's rough bawl. In extension, the fabric fifty-fifty protects your peel, preventing impairment to itself too as you. The fabric itself comes made from a yarn that contains thousands of intertwined individual carbon fibers. While you lot'd expect these fibers to be incredibly tough, the fabric also comprises 36% elastane, giving it forcefulness but as well a 4-way stretch, making the VolleBak Carbon Cobweb Tee expect like just about any other tee shirt you lot've seen, but behave unlike whatever other. Why not, eh?

Designer: VolleBak