Eco-Friendly Military NATO Strap in Recycled Nylon — Brown with Ecru Edges
20mm
€52,00
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Eco-Friendly Military NATO Strap in Recycled Nylon — Brown with Ecru Edges
€52,00
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SKU: N11-BREC-EC-20
27 cm
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Atelier since 1984
Milan
Handmade in Italy
Recycled polyester
Twenty-seven centimeters of 100% recycled polyester. It's not a compromise: it's a precise choice, made in an Italian laboratory that knows the difference between a built strap and an assembled one.
Military style isn't born to please — it's born to resist. This strap carries that same logic: flat structure, fixed loops, 316L stainless steel buckle that won't rust or give way. The brown color with ecru edges introduces a sober visual tension, recognizable without being flashy. It works on a vintage field watch as well as on a contemporary automatic.
The material is derived from certified recycled yarns, processed with the same attention reserved for quality technical fabrics. The contained thickness — 1.5mm — makes it one of the most versatile straps for those who wear their watch all day long, without feeling it.
Technical specifications:
- Material: 100% recycled polyester
- Lug width: 20mm – 22mm
- Total length: 27cm
- Thickness: 1.5mm
- Buckle and loops: 316L stainless steel
- Made in Italy
Shades may vary slightly from the images due to the nature of the material and artisanal craftsmanship.
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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The next step
The right strap isn’t chosen. It is built, together.
From the atelier appointment to delivery, every step is made for those who know that things done well take time. Rare leathers, one piece at a time, eighteen months of warranty.
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The atelier's website: casatimilano.com
COSA ABBIAMO FATTO
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
Does recycled nylon really hold up over time like a new fabric? Isn’t it one of those materials that degrades after a couple of years?
No, quite the opposite. The recycled polyester used here is certified and processed to the same standards as quality technical fabrics — it’s not reconstituted waste. The structure is flat and robust, the keepers are fixed in 316L steel that doesn’t give way, and the buckle doesn’t rust. It’s built, not assembled. You can wear it every day without a guilty conscience or a guilty wrist.
The 1.5mm thickness seems thin to me. Isn’t that a bit slight for a military strap?
It’s deliberately restrained. Military style has never prioritised thickness — the logic is functional: a flat structure, no bulk, worn under a sleeve or on top all day without feeling it. If you’re looking for a strap that announces itself, this isn’t it. If you’re looking for one that doesn’t intrude and lasts, then thin is a choice.
Is the buckle really 316L steel? Why this choice over a vintage military one?
Yes, 316L stainless steel — the same alloy that doesn’t rust in saline or humid environments. It’s a precise choice: if the strap is built to endure, the buckle can’t be the weak point. It isn’t vintage in appearance because the strap itself isn’t vintage — it’s contemporary military style built by an Italian atelier.
Will the colour always arrive exactly as shown? Online photos often don’t match what you actually receive.
The tones may show slight variations compared to the images. This depends on the nature of the recycled material and the artisanal process — it isn’t standardised industrial production. If colour is critical for you, get in touch first: we know how to describe what actually arrives.
I’m loyal to my Horween and Shinki straps, and a nylon strap has never crossed my mind. Why should I reconsider?
You don’t have to. Simply put: a Horween on a vintage Daytona makes sense, on a daily three-watch rotation it doesn’t. This strap is the alternative when stepping away from leather is practical, not a concession. It’s recycled, weighs nothing, the buckle holds, and the écru edges on brown keep their colour without being showy. It isn’t a compromise — it’s another path.