Aeronautica Militare

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Aeronautica Militare is an Italian sportswear brand produced by Cristiano di Thiene and the official licensee of Italy’s Air Force for over 20 years. Publicly available sustainability information is limited. Independent assessment from Good On You says the brand does not communicate sufficient information about its environmental and labour policies, and rates it poorly on planet, people, and animals. The available material shows a recent move into upcycled apparel through the AM Remade collection, which reworks dismissed uniforms and surplus materials from the Italian Air Force into new handcrafted pieces.

Aeronautica Militare Sustainability Actions

Launched AM Remade collection

Aeronautica Militare is launching a new upcycled, sustainable, and handcrafted apparel collection—AM Remade. The new collection will debut within the upcoming edition of White Milano, the contemporary fashion trade show that will happen in Milan’s Tortona Fashion District, from 25 to 28 September.

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Reworked Air Force materials

The capsule is a new upcycling project that collects dismissed uniforms and surplus materials from the Italian Air Force and transforms them into new handcrafted Made in Italy premium apparel pieces. Flight suits are transformed into contemporary-cut trousers and distinctive jackets, and flame-retardant pilot bombers become unique workwear outerwear.

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Used artisanal deconstruction

For this new project, they followed an artisanal process by the skilled hands of the Veneto artisans. They proceeded from a complete deconstruction of the original garments to reassembling them into unique pieces, where patches, prints, and authentic details become defining elements of a new aesthetic that bridges past and future.

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Sustainable Development Goals

Aeronautica Militare is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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