Japanese turn to wearable tech to beat the heat
Japanese firms are selling jackets with built-in fans, neck coolers and T-shirts that feel cold
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Feeling the heat? Clothes with built-in fans in Japan might be the answer
World News - Battery-powered, fan-equipped outfits once used by construction workers in Japan are now gaining popularity among the wider population, largely due to an
Source: straitstimes.com
Fiber maker Teijin pitches cool casual clothing featuring fans
Fiber maker Teijin pitches cool casual clothing featuring fans Today 06:00 am JST Today | 12:07 pm JST TOKYO Major fiber manufacturer Teijin Ltd is set to market a new type of casual apparel featuring small fans that allow the wearer to cool off in the heat of summer without the hassle of being blown up like a balloon. Teijin partnered with textile trading company Chikuma & Co and power tool manufacturer Makita Corp to begin sales of work outfits with built-in fans in 2018. T...
Source: japantoday.com
Fiber maker Teijin pitches cool casual clothing featuring fans
Major fiber manufacturer Teijin Ltd. is set to market a new type of casual apparel featuring small fans that allow the wearer to cool off in the heat of summer without the hassle of being blown up like a balloon.
Source: kyodonews.net