A Built-In Phone Function Skirt Will Soon Be Launched In The UK.

British women will soon be able to experience an unprecedented wonderful way of communication - calling through skirts.

According to foreign media reports, CuteCircuit recently launched a built-in phone function skirt, which can achieve basic call function through simple gestures.

The dress called M-Dress is a long sleeved silk skirt with a curled communication module and antenna at the edge. A tag slot supporting the standard SIM card is installed on the label of the clothes, and a miniature voice pceiver is installed on the left hand cuff.

There are no buttons and display devices on the entire skirt, and no SMS sending and receiving functions. Only one number is preset before the dial is allocated, and the reception is not subject to any restrictions.

Because the garment has gesture recognition function, it is only necessary to raise the left hand close to the ear when receiving the call.

Francesca Rossella and Ryan Ganz, the designer of the dress in London, said that the reason for designing such a product is that many women in their lives like to put their cell phones in their carry on bags, so it is easy to miss the phone.

And this skirt can be completely liberated with both hands.

"It doesn't mean that you wear it every day, and when you don't want to carry anything with you, this special dress can meet your needs."

Rossella said.

It is understood that M-Dress is one of the wearable electronic products of the British lovely circuit company, and is expected to be listed in the UK in October.

The British lovely circuit company is headquartered in London. It is a clothing company dedicated to integrating electronic products with garments and making traditional garments possess new functions.

Not long ago, a luminous evening dress called GlaxayDress was introduced. It used 24 thousand light-emitting LED (LED) and 4000 SWAROVSKI crystals.