Tag: Clothes

It’s something I experience here almost every morning. I wake up about an hour earlier than my wife, and it’s still pitch black in the bedroom when I’m getting dressed. I could turn the lights on, but then I’d end up waking her up, and that wouldn’t go over well.

Can you dry your wet clothes by using a drone? The Beyond the Press channel wanted to find out, so in this video they demonstrate how to speed up the drying process of some of their clothing.

When camping, you could always hand wash your clothes, but that is no fun. Neither is wearing stinky clothes. The Scrubba Wash Pack offers a fairly hassle-free way to clean your clothes when you don’t have a washing machine handy.

Growing up, we had this little fuzzy white dog that my brother love to put diapers on for some reason. This was hilarious right up until the dog pooed in the diaper, and then smashed it all into his fur.

Robes are weird, it’s almost like wearing a dress for us guys. Growing up, the only time we wore robes was Christmas Day because my mom didn’t want us in our Underoos in the pictures when we came down to unwrap our presents.

Clothing stores online usually have sizing guides for their products, but those guides assume that the customer knows his size. A company called Xyze is working on a way to ensure you get the right clothing size when buying online.

Kids might say the darnedest things, but some parents dress their kids in the darnedest clothes. Case in point: the Strongman Romper Suit that gives your tot instant chiseled abs for a burly physique.

With Christmas less than a month away, a lot of folks have begun putting up their wreaths, lights, and Christmas trees. If you’re in the mood to spread more holiday cheer and aren’t afraid to dress in bright and bold colors, then you might want to grab a pair of these pants.

This scarf will never go out of style for one reason: because it adapts to match your outfit, whatever pattern or color you’re wearing. I think the concept behind this fashionable piece is pretty self-explanatory. The scarf is embedded with LED lights all over that changes color automatically based on what it’s wearer currently has on.

Have you ever been embarassed at a meeting or a party because your clothes got wrinkled on the way? First of all, you’re going to the wrong parties. The best ones don’t require you to be clothed.

This interactive, electronic coat called the Riajyuu isn’t the first time people have attempted to give clothes that all-too-literal human factor. Remember the Like-a-Hug jacket which gave the wearer a good old squeeze every time someone ‘liked’ his or her posts on Facebook?

3D printers are all the rage these days. Who would’ve thought that this concept would be turned into a reality one day? It’s developments like these that make me wonder if there are things that can be considered as truly ‘impossible’, because so far, all I’m seeing is a lot of impossibilities being realized.

A girl can never have too many clothes. That is, if she has unlimited funds and unlimited closet space. Unfortunately, that happens to be false (on both counts) for regular working girls like you and me.

I’ve gone over and over it again in my mind. I cannot for the life of me remember what sort of socks they wore with their uniforms – or if you could even see them. All I know is that I’m pretty sure they didn’t look as good as these.

A long, long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, the term “rebel” applied to military officers, royalty with funny headgear and bathrobe-wearing hippies wielding candy-colored glow sticks. Alicia Foley adds some good ol’ Earth punk to the good guys of Star Wars with her bad-ass vest:

Most shoppers are governed by the rule of supply and demand. There’s also the rule of majority wants. (If it isn’t obvious enough, that’s something I coined myself.)  So basically, my self-made rule states that most people will tend to want something more, if they see that a lot of other people like it.