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Brand profile
London brand founded in 2016 by twins Nick and Steve Tidball, making experimental technical clothing from graphene, carbon fibre and ceramic.
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Pieces are built around experimental materials like graphene, carbon fibre, ceramic and copper, as in the Graphene Jacket, 100 Year Hoodie and Solar Charged Jacket.
Ranges are conceived as gear for future environments — Mars, Titan, climate collapse, deep sleep — rather than as conventional seasonal drops.
Founded in 2016 by twin brothers Nick and Steve Tidball after advertising careers; it sells direct-to-consumer, has raised venture funding and won TIME Best Inventions twice.
Overall fit
slightly large
Vollebak pieces are generally reported as true to size but cut on the relaxed, layer-friendly side, so slimmer builds often find them roomier than expected.
Tip: Most people take their normal size, but if you're between sizes or want a cleaner silhouette, size down — the cuts already leave room for layering.
Medium confidence · based on 12 sources
By category
| Category | Runs | Shape | Size advice |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoodies & sweatshirts | slightly large | relaxed with dropped-feeling shoulders and roomy sleeves | Stick to your normal size unless you want it close to the body — the heavier hoodies are already cut generously. |
| Trousers & pants | true to size | regular to relaxed with a moderate taper | Take your measured waist size and expect a comfortable rather than slim leg. |
| Jackets | true to size | technical outerwear cut with layering room through chest and shoulders | Order your usual size; there is already enough room for a mid-layer without going up. |
| T-shirts & graphic tees | slightly large | relaxed, slightly boxy through the chest | Take your usual size for a relaxed drape, or size down if you prefer a closer fit through the body. |
Directional fit consensus summarized from public sources with AI — a starting point, not a guarantee. Confirm with the product's own measurements before buying.
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Vollebak fits slightly large. Most people take their normal size, but if you're between sizes or want a cleaner silhouette, size down — the cuts already leave room for layering. Vollebak pieces are generally reported as true to size but cut on the relaxed, layer-friendly side, so slimmer builds often find them roomier than expected.
Vollebak pieces are generally reported as true to size but cut on the relaxed, layer-friendly side, so slimmer builds often find them roomier than expected. Overall shape: relaxed, fairly straight-cut with a slightly boxy body and roomy armholes.
Vollebak hoodies & sweatshirts fits slightly large. Stick to your normal size unless you want it close to the body — the heavier hoodies are already cut generously. Shape: relaxed with dropped-feeling shoulders and roomy sleeves.
Vollebak trousers & pants fits true to size. Take your measured waist size and expect a comfortable rather than slim leg. Shape: regular to relaxed with a moderate taper.
Vollebak jackets fits true to size. Order your usual size; there is already enough room for a mid-layer without going up. Shape: technical outerwear cut with layering room through chest and shoulders.
Vollebak is a London technical clothing label founded by twin brothers Nick and Steve Tidball, who launched it in 2016 after careers in advertising. It sells direct-to-consumer and builds garments around experimental materials, including graphene, carbon fibre, ceramic and copper, in pieces such as the Graphene Jacket, the 100 Year Hoodie and the Solar Charged Jacket. Collections are framed as gear for future environments, with ranges conceived for Mars, Titan, climate collapse and deep sleep. The brand is a two-time TIME Best Inventions winner and has raised venture funding led by Venrex.