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The Designer Invented The Jar Fabric &Nbsp, And The Clothing Followed The Spray.

2010/10/9 16:22:00 52

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Do you want to be your stylist and fashion the most fitting garment?

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Always change clothes, never crash with others? You can do this completely, as long as you have a jar of "jar fabric".

Manil Torres, a Spanish designer, is going to make a difference.

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The liquid mixture is sprayed onto the shoulder and trunk of the model.

It will take only about 15 minutes to spray the nozzle to the body, and a piece of clothing will be "seamless" on the body.

Manel Torres, a Spanish fashion designer and visiting scholar at Imperial College London in London, spent several years developing this liquid fabric. It consists of fibers, polymers and dissolving agents. It is liquid in itself, but when it touches the skin, the dissolving agent will evaporate quickly and form a thin layer of fabric that can be removed, washed and worn many times.

Soon, you can see fashion made of this fabric in London Fashion week.

"What I want is a realistic, seamless, fast drying and comfortable fabric."

Torres said that his original idea came from felt. Since the very early textiles of felt can be integrated without knitting or suture, then why can't textile fabrics be innovating technology?

The designer decided to add some blue liquid mixture to make the T-shirt look better.

Torres and Paul Luckham, Professor of particle technology at Imperial College London in London, have developed the new fabric and set up a company to promote it.

The novelty of this "canister fabric" is that the fabric can show different handle according to the different fiber components.

Therefore, it is estimated that consumers can buy "wool spray cans" and "linen spray cans" after that.

In addition, "spray cans" also have a rich variety of colors.

"From natural fiber to synthetic fiber, from basic color to fluorescent color, we have developed many kinds of fabrics that are most convenient for modern consumers to use flexibly."

Torres wrote on its official website.

The designer shows off the T-shirt that he has taken off. The clothes can be cleaned and put on again.

With the "canister fabric", the tide people can throw out any pattern as they please, and if they are not satisfied with the design, they can also "dissolve" the clothes again.

This fabric can make almost all of the clothes, including skirts, trousers, swimsuits and so on.

The fact that Torres has finally announced this is somewhat disappointing to some fashionable people who can't wait to try.

Because this technology is still in the experimental stage, and some operational problems still need to be tackled.

For example, how to remove the smell of the dissolving agent on the fabric, and how to use this fabric to make less tight clothes, after all, the needs of many fat people friends should be taken care of.

Therefore, it may take several years for the fabric to be commercially available.

But the appetite of inventors is not limited to fashion.

They think that the fabric can also be used for some other innovative uses, such as making medical bandages. It can form a protective layer on the skin without touching the wound.