Ancient Chinese summer dresses: More clothes that the ancients bravely wore than their descendants today
How the ancients deal with the heat with clothing has always been a big question mark of the descendants today.
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How the ancients deal with the heat with clothing has always been a big question mark of the descendants today.
This bandage mask is paying attention to social networks to deal with the peak heat situation in many places in Japan starting in May.
China's Aero Engine, a manufacturer of aircraft components, announced on April 7 that it has successfully developed a new facemask made of graphene.
Cloth masks, disposable medical masks that meet the standards for COVID-19 prevention are sprayed with disinfectant solution, put into an 800W microwave sterilizing mach…
Clothes and fabrics become darker when wet because there is less light reflected from the material toward the user.
The fact is, fabric masks are the least effective but the most used type of dust filter!
Clothing is an important need for humans, but the harsh reality is that fashion is polluting and devastating the environment.
This smart shirt made from cloth containing bioceramic nanoparticles can reduce stress to the wearer, improve blood flow and enhance health.
Scientists have found a way to combat mosquito bites thanks to graphene underwear.
Environmental pollution from plastic bags is no longer a national issue but a global problem. To solve this problem, many environmentally friendly bag production initiat…
In the next decade, new cosmic clothes will appear, serving the work in space far from Earth and on the Moon.
Sewbo is the first robot in the world to be able to use a sewing machine to create a complete T-shirt, by stitching together 'frozen' fabrics with chemicals.
From raw animal hairs to finished cloths, it is a very marvelous process, going through many stages with the participation of a variety of machines!
Pouring coffee, wine, ... on cloth, paperwork is definitely not fun. If the stain sticks to the clothing, it can be faded by washing, but it may be dead to the paper.
This is the advice that has become very familiar: when it is hot, it's best to wear bright colors instead of dark colors.