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PITAKA Turned a Berlin Bunker Into a Wheat Field For Their New Aramid Case Collection at IFA 2026

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PITAKA Turned a Berlin Bunker Into a Wheat Field For Their New Aramid Case Collection at IFA 2026
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PITAKA showcased its new 'Wind Over Wheat' aramid fiber case collection at an IFA 2026 event held in a Berlin bunker. The installation used a large tapestry and soundscapes to highlight the material's unique properties.

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There is a long gold tapestry cascading down a concrete bunker wall in Berlin right now, and it feels nothing like what it is actually made of. Run your hand across it and your brain says silk. Your eyes say wheat field caught mid gust. Neither answer is correct. What you are actually touching is aramid fiber, the same aerospace grade material that shows up in body armor and fighter jets, rated at up to five times the strength of steel by weight. PITAKA spent 10,000 plus hours figuring out how to make something this tough feel this soft, and the payoff is standing right there on the wall.

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