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Best Invention: A Coat Made Of Plastic Fur.

2010/12/23 18:11:00 97

Plastic

Woolen coat

Many people hate the little plastic rope that holds the label and the price tag on their clothes. Usually they just can't throw it away.

But the French Martin Margiela fashion house did not think so. In their hands, 29000 small plastic rope were given new life.

This fashion house takes 42 hours to embroider the small plastic cord in one piece.

Leatherwear

A coat of plastic fur was made on the coat.

To be honest, no matter how beautiful or comfortable it is, no one is willing to wear it out.

But this plastic wool coat conveys a sustainable information and reveals a hint of humor.

A curator of the design museum said that people should focus more on reusing the resources they are looking for. Before they throw away something, they need to stop and consider whether it has other uses.

Bio fashion

If you take out a piece of clothing made with bacteria, I'm afraid most people would rather wear a plastic coat.

However, Suzanne Lee, the designer of the University of the Arts in London, developed the fabric with bacteria.

This is a kind of bacteria used to turn green tea into fermented beverage, but when they digest sugar, they produce a lot of filaments.

So the designer made unremitting efforts and finally found a way to collect and dry silk fibers.

The final material is similar.

silk

You can sew shirts and coats.

However, "bacteria made" is not the biggest problem of this material. Its texture is not perfect. Once it gets wet by the rain, it will add 98% of its weight and become heavy and sticky.

At present, a professor at the Royal College in London is trying to cultivate bacteria with more watertight liquids.

There is no need to worry about a hole in a sweater.

A device that can fill wool, so that a broken hole or worsted sweater is no longer a problem.

It uses special wool and needles to pass through it, and repeats the action to link wool fibers together.

The invention was so popular that it became a partner for its inventor, Dutch Harlin Klopp.

Spit out a suit.

The spray can also create a piece of clothing.

The Fabrican company, by liquefaction, enables textile materials to be sprayed out of the sprinkler or spray gun and sprayed directly onto the body or model.

With the evaporation of solvents, the fibers are bonded together to form a perfectly fitting garment.

In addition to the clothing industry, the technology can also play a role in home, industry, personal products and health care.

And in the autumn of 2010, the first "spray dress show" was held. Whether it is a temporary trend or can continue, and remains to be verified.