Waterproof jacket
Costume and technology in Melbourne, Australia, with Threadsmiths, has created a waterproof and dust-free T-shirt.
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Costume and technology in Melbourne, Australia, with Threadsmiths, has created a waterproof and dust-free T-shirt.
Researchers in Hong Kong have recently made a test of cashmere wool that can clean itself of sunlight, which saves water and chemicals.
Do not worry if you need to use a dress or shirt immediately to find it dirty. Swash will help you clean, remove bad smells and remove wrinkles on clothes with just one…
Hungarian fabric designer Judit Eszter Karpati has created a fabric that can change colors in a moment when exposed to heat or pressure from the surrounding environment.
With the ability to kill bacteria, silver has played an important role in the development of anti-bacterial materials and is now commonly used applications such as keybo…
Forget about smart watches and Google goggles, now you can turn yourself into a mobile Wi-Fi hotspot with high-tech clothes.
Nowadays, many types of gloves can be used with the touch screen thanks to the simple liquid spray that makes the display monitor work in the case of artificial hands.
Designers from Cityzen Sciences of France won the CES 2014 award in the category of improved health.
A woman in New York used nanotechnology to make 'non-smudged baby clothes'.
British scientists say they have developed a possible test
University of California, Davis, a biomedical engineer at the University of California, has developed a new fabric that works like a human skin that is capable of sweati…
The Japanese spider company created a spider silk fiber called Qmonos (meaning spider web in Japanese).
The textile industry is witnessing a new breakthrough, with the emergence of antibacterial fabrics, allowing for 100 days of wear without washing or ironing.
The smart shirt has the ability to change the color and shape of the user's movement has been invented by Canadian scientists.
LG has just introduced a new Styler washing machine, which removes stains on clothes without using water or soap.