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  1. Here are more fashion brands and stores that offer print-on-demand services.
    https://www.printful.com/blog/successful-print-on-demand-stores

  2. Check out this online fashion store that manufactures custom clothes on demand.
    https://www.shopcider.com/

  3. On-demand clothing manufacturing can help prevent the worsening fast fashion overproduction crisis, where billions of unsold clothes are incinerated or dumped in landfills.

  4. Clothing rental is a sustainable business model that can be a perfect alternative to fast fashion.

  5. saravoss

    Check out this store, where you can rent designer clothes for a specific occasion or monthly.
    https://www.renttherunway.com/

  6. Fashion rental has been around for a while but has become increasingly popular in recent years.

  7. Check out this shirt that can harvest energy from sweat and body movement!
    https://newatlas.com/wearables/wearable-microgrid-energy-harvesting-shirt

  8. Jamdo

    This has been done! I found these on eBay!
    https://www.ebay.com/itm/363870295558

  9. Built-in socks with tights are not just perfect for the cold weather; they can also protect your tights from damage when wearing boots.

  10. MeLlYmEl

    And they’re great – I don’t go without mine – here and recommended https://www.amazon.co.uk/Invisible-Elastic-Adjustable-Stretch-30inch-48inch/dp/B07GVYYWQ4/ref=sr_1_4_sspa?adgrpid=52775293425&hvadid=593038978202&hvdev=c&hvlocphy=1006812&hvnetw=g&hvqmt=e&hvrand=54366637945129577&hvtargid=kwd-342473810051&hydadcr=22391_2260867&keywords=buckle+free+belts&qid=1693143812&sr=8-4-spons&sp_csd=d2lkZ2V0TmFtZT1zcF9hdGY&psc=1

  11. You can buy em – they keep your clothes up but you don’t have to fiddle with them to ‘loosen up’.

  12. DeLay

    Great idea, liking the ones in black for guys. Only 10 quid.

  13. Stella

    Cool, I asked a friend about hers and she provided this link for anyone who wants to get hold of some, rather than throw away a loved but broken garment.

  14. …. and there are loads of choices – most are exactly what humans have been using for millennia anyways – obviously.

  15. Blinko

    lol, daft but you can get a cap too.

  16. Annie

    WANT!

  17. Clothing sizes should have been banned a long time ago! Not only do they shame women’s bodies, but many women also have difficulty finding the “right size clothes” that fit them perfectly.

  18. Chat GPT4 can already do that. Or be your chat buddy on any subject.

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  19. Here’s a t-shirt from Amazon that changes colour when exposed to heat.

  20. How dangerous can colour-changing clothes be in the hands of criminals? They can use them to disappear in the blink of an eye!
    https://www.cnet.com/tech/mobile/color-changing-smart-clothes-smart-fabrics-purse-ucf-chromorphous/

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  21. These clothes change colour when exposed to UV light. It’s so cool!

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  22. Here’s a wearable sleeping bag you can find on Amazon!

  23. Check out this coat that can turn into a tent or sleeping bag designed to help people escaping the war in Syria.
    https://www.reuters.com/article/us-design-wearables-syria-refugee-idUSKCN0VI18O

  24. Cult films have inspired several fashion shows in the past
    https://pluriverse.blackboxstore.com/design/fashion-shows-inspired-by-cult-movies/

  25. Cult films have cool fashion ideas that are often overlooked. It would be cool if these concepts made it to the mainstream fashion scene.

  26. sunnyjim

    Great idea, and use that Marina Tex stuff or any biodegradable plastic that melts back down into nature when used.

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  27. These neckties don’t have laser pointers, but they are highly functional with discrete pockets for credit cards, driving license, business cards, etc. https://functionalthread.com/

  28. You can get the camel toe pad here! https://www.amazon.com/Cuchini-Camel-Keeping-Kardashians-Doctors/dp/B009SNB978

  29. Paper clothes are not only cheap and environmentally friendly, but they are also stylish. Check out these different paper fashion ideas https://origami-resource-center.com/origami-clothing/

  30. Paper clothes were popular in the 1960s but have been making a comeback in the fashion world. Check out this article on the history of paper dresses https://fashion-history.lovetoknow.com/clothing-types-styles/paper-dresses

  31. Cool idea. Here is one such underwear with smart sensors and remote control function to help better monitor your child’s condition

  32. Moisture-sensing underwear works excellent as a bedwetting alarm for kids and adolescents. They can prevent bedwetting accidents by waking up the individual as soon as moisture is detected. And when accidents occur, they can change their clothes, ensuring a good night’s sleep.

  33. Here is an online store selling smart underwear. A great way to track your body activity without your wearables getting in the way. https://shop.whoop.com/collections/intimates/

  34. This is where most of it began… “Without a doubt, kinetic’s art most famous figurehead is Jean Tinguely, a Swiss painter and sculptor who lived from 1925-1991. He created his first piece of kinetic art at the mere age of twelve and he was become famous for using collected items of junk to make his sculptures. “

  35. BenB

    Better than the Klan Koat you can get.

  36. Read ths – despite it being a main selling point, used for marketing you can’t even turn your rubber boots into rubber boots. Shameful.

  37. Shocking that some of the best uses for old tyres are to make kid’s play park floorng stink of rubber and wait for it… landfill medium – which goes to show there ain’t many uses for this wasteful material at all.

  38. Surprised they don’t do this already, though I see that these guys got some govt money to develop their injection moulding efforts to see if boots can be made from all that wasted rubber.

  39. Yeah, this is likely going to be a great solution for all types of clothing and fabrics, maybe even kevlar and other materials used in engineering. I recommend this article on the subject https://www.3dnatives.com/en/3d-printing-knitwear-220720215/

  40. Ha, that pic reminds me of these https://www.boredpanda.com/shoes-cars-design-inspiration-niek-for-speed/

  41. So glad these didn’t catch on. They look so silly.

  42. Urr, no. Not unless you want more innocent bystander’s killed. Why? “According to a 2013 study, 7% of drivers polled blamed the flimsy sandals for a crash or nearly causing a crash.”

  43. they exist, so do ones that turns into sandals, https://www.rediff.com/news/report/shoe/20080804.htm

  44. omg, imagine the loud and proud fat lasses that buy these ones thinking it kinda works. https://www.beautifulhalo.com/fashion-womens-shorts-topstitching-frayed-hem-acid-wash-zip-placket-low-waist-slim-fitted-mini-denim-shorts-p-467328.html

  45. Yeah, come on fellas, take your share of the wedge while the number of victims is doubling. Could be a nice earner for the right class of person, who would prefer not to work.

  46. Crazy, these should exist with an extra bit on the hood that goes over your face as the DV mask. They are missing a trick, someone should make and sell them.

  47. Some dogs really do suffer in storms. I have seen some owners try to play with them when the pooch is terrified, and this article explains that this is the wrong thing to do. I like the idea of a security jacket though if it works, and the one in the video seems to.

  48. The RSPCA (which supports bloodsports, ahem) seem to forget that the only natural dogs are woolly wolves – we invented al those nervous, shivering, silly tiny toy dogs, via breeding and they didn’t get the benefit of evolving thick coats. So yes, sometimes it IS ok to dress your dog, especially if it aids their health.

  49. When health and safety stopped guys from wearing shorts, they took to dresses, it worked to show the stupidity of the new rules. They don’t look that good though.

  50. There was a spate of this a while back in the UK. when it got hot of course 😉

  51. Just read this review and it looks like they seem safe as magnets are a no-no for pregnant people

  52. Good thinking, print and wear a QR code that links to your Tinder, FB and Instagram. Perfect for those who want/need to be adored.

  53. BTW – A 2008 survey (5) of over 13,000 Danish mothers found that women who used their mobile phones frequently during pregnancy were more likely to have children presenting with behavioural problems (such as hyperactivity and attention disorders) by the time they reached school age.

  54. And this for bedtime? Has anyone verified these work effectively? 5G is a major worry for those thinking of having kids I guess.

  55. How about these? Looks like they exist. And if they work they are a great idea.

  56. and have a contest to create the perfect shape, see which mold is the most popular. It’s not just men remember, women and babies are obsessed by boobs. For a good reason. Thank God.

  57. With respect, they are available for cancer victims but should be on the market for anyone who wants them.

  58. Here they come. already in the bra. Perfect, depending on your tastes.

  59. You can get paid to wear tshirts- don’t think they do anything for your bottom though. Some suitable brand should do this though. And give some of the money to butt cancer charities. Maybe.

  60. Saw this. didn’t buy though.

  61. If this came as a v shape or one with half a keyboard for each hand, it would be ideal. just rest it on any shirt or your knees or anywhere comfortable. would need to be wireless though for sure.

  62. The wearable keyboard thing is 100 bucks but not a real keyboard, you have to learn to type a whole different way, which seems to defeat the object.

  63. Some clothes designers took note when the iPhone 6 came out, I guess they will continue to make bigger pockets as the Galaxys grow each year.

  64. Electromagnetically induced transparency – watch this space… not as daft as it sounds… “

  65. Do guys match clothes? I guess some do. Good idea, but maybe the swatches should be colors and textures that match with the garment bought. it would give them some ideas to get started.

  66. Or just this…

  67. WANT!

  68. They exist already – good idea tbh. My boy has trouble with his buckle belt.

  69. djloon

    Best Hairstyles is a popular one – huge range of choices and you can just take the pic to the hairdressers.

  70. or make them funny, like these

  71. “Too black, too strong…”

  72. djloon

    Can’t believe it took so long for them to exist, some of these are amazing and would work well with grey shadows.

  73. Jimbo

    Bioscarf looks like it does the job.

  74. And they should have a coating of water repellant stuff like liquid glide.

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  75. This can’t last long enough to warrant the weird design, surely?

  76. This for hippies that wear sandals, I guess – glad it helps poor kids though.

  77. This app lets you take a pic and it tells you where you can buy it. So could be incorporated with pictofit or something so you upload a pic of a celeb and it shows how it would look on you AND where to buy it. Could be a money spinner for someone who develops it.

  78. Pictofit would be the best app to have this feature.

  79. Handy for bags but this stuff could also save lives if they get it right -https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0928493114005128

  80. Found it, this is the stuff.

  81. Theres these too, but look like they are already broken – i guess that means the wind wont bother trying (?)

  82. Wow, I think you can get these now, https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/bosch-virtual-car-sun-visor-ces-2020/

  83. https://www.riut.co.uk/

  84. it would have to be made of a fabric with a band pass filter that blocks all wavelengths EXCEPT UV. Not impossible, but not a thing yet. As far as I know. Could be dangerous though, folks will be getting blasted by UV all day long without realising it. So there’s your cancer versus vanity gamble.

  85. lol

  86. I found this story about an app that lets you try on clothes virtually before shopping for them online.
    https://www.forbes.com/sites/celiashatzman/2017/12/11/new-app-try-lets-online-shoppers-try-clothes-at-home-before-they-buy/

  87. An amazing idea for upcycling old clothes.

  88. Lol, I ticked all 10 boxes, I guess I am a winner at something then!

  89. So maths knitting is not just an idea too. more instructions here https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/mobius-scarf-pattern-4145489

  90. Is a material like this possible? ” A lot of materials will not allow visible light through but will allow UV through, as UV is more powerful, just as X-rays can get through your muscles to your bones but visible light can not as easily.” – but no examples given.

  91. Several apps offer personalized fashion advice, and the number will continue to increase as AI and machine learning technologies grow.

  92. WANT!