The Sonic Jacket fires frequencies from 4 Hz to 20,000 Hz directly into your body

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Welcome to our Human Futures Lab
We are now entering a Fourth Age of clothing in which our clothes are set to become the tools that help us survive and thrive in a world of climate change, space travel, and resource scarcity. So our Human Futures Lab applies our radical approach to innovation to the fields that clothing will combine with next – robotics, habitation, computing, data, and AI – creating a series of extraordinary experiments looking at how we’ll live over the next century.

Mycelium Jacket

Built with programmed mycelium, this jacket might be conscious. So be nice to it

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For When All Hell Breaks Loose Jacket

Uh-oh… it looks like you’re going to need a FWAHBL Jacket

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We design clothes for the next century, not the next season

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180 speakers. Miles of yellow wire. And a fire extinguisher at the ready. How we made the Sonic Jacket

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A made-to-order speaker that looks like it’s been to space and back

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We’ve partnered with Bang & Olufsen and Saga space architects to launch our first interstellar delivery vehicle …the Vollebak Spaceshop

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Enter the Humanoids

Marco Spier crossed the Atlantic to find a computer the size of a fridge, joined the creative hothouse of 1990s MTV, and has spent 25 years at Psyop smashing together art and technology for everyone from Coca-Cola to Apple. Now he’s created five future humans who hunt Vollebak jackets across space and time.
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Vollebak Island. A visionary concept for the future of habitation

Designed with visionary architect Bjarke Ingels, Vollebak Island is the start of a series of extraordinary projects looking at how we’ll live over the next century in a world of climate change, space travel, and resource scarcity.
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The Thermal Camouflage Jacket

The world’s first Thermal Camouflage Jacket is a computer-programmable jacket that brings us one step closer to an invisibility cloak.
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Meet the first billboard for Mars

Built with interlocking joints and counter tension it can be assembled by a robot. And it’s carved out of hard anodized aluminium 6082T6 to survive life on the Martian surface – the same techniques NASA use to build the wheels on the Curiosity Rover. Now we just need to get it there.
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The winners of The V Prize just exploded our logo in the stratosphere

Deep inside Germany’s Black Forest a giant chrome Vollebak logo rose into the air. 9,000 kilometres away, just outside White Sands Missile Base, another Vollebak logo exploded in the stratosphere. Meet the winners of the first V Prize.
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