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Ron S. Pairs perfectly with my Tudor Black Bay 41mm
Recycled Nylon Military Strap — Brown with Red Stitching
Stainless Steel / 20mm
€52,00
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Recycled Nylon Military Strap — Brown with Red Stitching
€52,00
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SKU: N10-LBR-RE-20
27 cm
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Atelier since 1984
Milan
Handmade in Italy
Recycled polyester
Recycled polyester is not a compromise. It is a precise technical choice: compact yarn, stable surface, consistent performance over time — no sagging or loosening. This military strap is made from 100% recycled material processed in Italy, and it embodies the coherence of those who do not separate aesthetics and responsibility.
The detail that characterizes this version is the red stitching on a brown background. A calibrated, not accidental, contrast: it evokes the codes of the classic military strap while adding an immediate mark of recognition. It works well on brushed steel cases as well as on bronze or black PVD.
The 316L stainless steel buckle and loops complete a strap designed to withstand daily use without requiring special attention. Reduced thickness, high wearability.
Technical specifications:
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Lug width: 20mm – 22mm
- Total length: 27cm
- Thickness: 1.5mm
- Buckle and loops: 316L stainless steel
- Stitching: red
- Made in Italy
Spedizione estimata in 2-3 giorni lavorativi
Estimated shipping: 2-3 business days (domestic), 7-9 days (European market), 15-21 days (international market).
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Milano Straps, da sempre sensibile al tema della sostenibilità e delle modalità con cui un prodotto di lusso deve essere prodotto e distribuito, ha deciso, nel suo piccolo, di contribuire ad accrescere un'economia Eco-Luxury Positive.
Recentemente lanciata la linea MSLabStraps, una nuova serie di cinturini in tessuto NATO ecologici realizzati riciclando bottiglie di plastica post-consumo raccolte nel Nord Italia.
Con una bottiglia di plastica riciclata, due cinghie NATO sono realizzate MSLabStraps.
Attraverso un processo di riciclo meccanico, non chimico e certificato 100% Made in Italy lungo tutta la sua filiera completamente tracciabile, la plastica nelle bottiglie viene triturata e trasformata in filati di poliestere riciclato di alta qualità e prestazioni per usi tessili.
La produzione di 1 kg di Newlife®, a parità di quantità di polimero vergine, consente una riduzione dei consumi energetici del 60%, delle emissioni di CO2 del 32% e dell'acqua del 94%
Domande Frequenti
If I wear it every day at the gym and under the shower, does recycled nylon really hold up or does it start to fail after a few months?
Recycled polyester is not a material that settles or relaxes over time — it has uniform behavior. The yarn is compact and the surface remains stable. What you use on day one is what you use a year later. The buckle and passants are 316L stainless steel, so you have no oxidation issues. The only thing: it’s not a strap that softens like leather, but it’s not one of those plasticized nylons that deform either. This one is built to withstand daily use without requiring attention.
The red stitching — is it just aesthetic or does it serve a purpose? And most importantly, will that red remain after six months of wear?
It’s not random. The stitching echoes classic military strap codes, but placing it on a brown background is calibrated to create immediately recognizable contrast. It’s a signature, not decoration. As for color durability: it depends on the stitching itself — here it’s worked in Italy on quality thread, but we have no accelerated fade data. What we know is that the base (the nylon) doesn’t give, so the stitching won’t loosen because of the foundation. If the red fades somewhat over time, the structure remains intact.
I have a Seiko at 42mm with brushed case. Does this strap have the right rigidity so it doesn’t look like a toy, or is it too soft?
The thickness is 1.5mm — contained but not thin. On a 42mm brushed steel case it works, and the strap doesn’t act as a counterweight. The recycled nylon has a compactness that holds shape well without being rigid like raw textile military gear. Wearability is high, meaning it settles nicely on the wrist without creating discomfort. If what you’re after is avoiding that plasticky feel of certain commercial nylons, you won’t find it here.
If the watch is on bronze with patina already started, how does this brown + red combo work?
Visually brown works well on both bronze and brushed steel or black PVD — it was designed that way. Red stitching on bronze with green-brown patina could create contrast, but it depends on how dark the patina is. If it’s still in warm tones, the strap’s brown holds the eye well without competing. What doesn’t change is the material’s behavior: stability over time remains the same.
27cm total length — is that the active part or the entire space, buckle included? In other words, how much adjustment margin do I have?
The total length is 27cm. The passants are 316L stainless steel and allow you to adjust the watch to your wrist, but the final length doesn’t change — what varies is where the strap closes. If you have a medium to large wrist, you need to exclude the space occupied by the buckle from your assessment. Advice: if it’s not your standard size, contact first: 27cm when fastened is a precise measurement and nylon doesn’t stretch.