"Demilitarization" is a unique collection of items that have gone from enemy weaponry to demilitarization. The creativity of Ukrainian designers and the perseverance of the Armed Forces of Ukraine helped in this.

Our brand was born thanks to the community of skippers. Initially, our plans were not just to create new things. Instead, we wanted to give new life to the sails we spent much time at sea.

 

 

The war corrected our plans and suggested new directions - the parachutes of enemy pilots. The material is exciting in the history of this life-saving device's development and its product design. It was decided not just to destroy military things, not to hide them in a barn with the idea that in twenty years, it would turn into an awning in the yard, but to stop their military function completely.

Upcycling philosophy provides many objects you can work on with imagination and a creative eye. So one jacket turned into a whole collection of things: a jacket, women's and children's ponchos, a hat, shorts, a skirt, a backpack, and the most exciting object - a wedding dress.

The main message of the "Demilitarization" capsule collection is to capture the reality of the war in Ukraine.

 

 

  

 

Exclusive! Dress from real parachute "S-4U"

Design by Yelyzaveta Volosovska

The centerpiece of the Demilitarization collection is a wedding dress.
It has its own legend. During the post-war period of World War II, due to a shortage of materials, parachutes were used for work. A dress made from a trophy parachute of a downed enemy pilot was considered a luxury item. Adding the philosophy of upcycling to this legend, we created the crown of the collection. It is concise, elegant, with a refined silhouette and without unnecessary decoration. Unique and one-of-a-kind. Depending on the selected accessories, it can easily transform a business look into an evening or festive one.It's worth fighting for.

 

 

Jacket from real parachute "S-4U"

 Design by Volodymyr Demchynskyi

 

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

Reuse in order to reveal and demonstrate its previous properties, rethinking with the provision of new functions.

The jacket fits models 174 cm tall.

 

 

 

Poncho from real parachute "S-4U"

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

Reuse in order to reveal and demonstrate its previous properties, rethinking with the provision of new functions.

The poncho fits models 170 cm tall. 

 

 

Hat from real parachute "S-4U"

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

Reuse in order to reveal and demonstrate its previous properties, rethinking with the provision of new functions.

 

 

 

Backpack from real parachute "S-4U"

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

 

 

 

Shorts from real parachute "S-4U"

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

Reuse in order to reveal and demonstrate its previous properties, rethinking with the provision of new functions.

The shorts fits models 180 cm tall.

 

 

Skirt from real parachute "S-4U"

The capsule collection #Demilitarization from the #REwind brand was created to capture the reality of the war that is currently taking place in Ukraine.

These things are unique art objects created according to the philosophy of #upcycling from trophy parachutes "S-4U" used by the army of Russian occupiers.

#Upcycling is the reuse of things with giving them new functionality, each thing is unique, considered wearable art.

Reuse in order to reveal and demonstrate its previous properties, rethinking with the provision of new functions.

The skirt fits models 170 cm tall.

 

  

 

Chevron "4.5.0" DEMILITARIZATION. 

"4.5.0." in the slang of the Ukrainian military means "everything is calm" .

 

 

Note: the products manufactured by REwind are made from fabric that has been obtained from used parachutes. The buyer acknowledges and agrees that the products made from used parachutes or used used parachute fabric, according to the #upcycling_philosophy, have the usual signs of use, storage and transportation, such as discoloration, streaks, traces of contact with fixed or moving metal equipment of parachutes, rain, sun, etc. These features may vary from product to product and may be absent in some of them. Such signs of wear on the parachute fabric used to make the product are not a defect and cannot be the subject of a dispute.

 

 

 

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