SpacePilot® strap | SWISS military jacket
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The WELTMANN SpacePilot®strap upcycled SWISS military jacket
JUSTASTRAP | luxury edition with silver loop
Wide range | wrist size | 16- 22,5 cm | 6– 9 inch
Lug width | 20mm | 0,79 inch
Length 30 cm | 11,8 inch
Hand polished genuine silver loop
watch not included
Based on the historical specifications of the US Apollo moon landing mission, refined with upcycled Loden fabric of outstanding quality from authentic Swiss military jackets of the 70th.
A committed plea for reuse and longevity.
Super-stable strap, hand sewn in Germany according to the historical instructions of the manual for PILOT OPERATING EQUIPMENT FOR MANNED SPACE FLIGHT of the US Apollo moon landing mission.
Best quality handmade in Munich, Germany, in cooperation with a social project. (read more)
Now refined with appliqués that each tell their own unique story.
Upcycled Swiss military jacket - Finest AlpineLoden
From the mid-1970s to the early 90s of the last century, the jacket of the Swiss army's full-dress uniform, according to the "Ordonnanz72", consisted of the finest loden, which is unparalleled. This exceptional loden quality is now very rarely found in the trade and if so, then in the area of traditional, first-class hunting apparel outfitters.
We at WELTMANN have succeeded in finding and securing a small special contingent. This stock, which cannot be used due to the special clothing sizes, would have been destroyed in the end, despite the as-good-as-new condition of the material.
The loden fabric, made of highly compacted sheep wool, is extremely resistant and durable. It is by nature dirt-repellent, odourless, flame-retardant and thermo-regulating. The colour varies from stone-grey to olive, depending on the individual piece and lighting.
JUSTASTRAP | luxury edition
The SpacePilot® strap in the luxury JUSTASTRAP variant features a handcrafted and hand polished genuine silver loop made in Germany.
The historical mission number is inscribed on the front. The precious metal remains open to scratches, discoloration and notches and thus lives the character of its owner.
