With the industry’s latest advances, your closet and computer might be closer to a merger than you thought.
Smart clothing uses e-textiles filled with circuitry, sensors, and embedded hardware to provide functionality that seems more like science fiction than today’s reality.
With this fabric of the future, you can do things like track your heart rate, change the music in your headphones, and even camouflage from wild game.
So whether you’re a fitness fanatic, a fashion guru, or an avid hunter, the newest smart clothing brands have something to offer to everyone.
HECS Hunting suits
Animals can sense electromagnetic fields emitted by your body’s normal function. Game animals rely on these signals to sense predators and to navigate migration.
Unfortunately, humans give off electromagnetic radiation (EMR) naturally. So, even if you’re perfectly silent, scentless, and still, the wildlife in your local forest can probably sense you.
For hunters and wildlife observers, that’s a significant problem that traditional camouflage can’t solve. Luckily, HECS® Hunting suits bring the hunt to the next technological level.
These pieces of clothing block EMR and are available as a base layer or in camo patterns for elk, deer, duck, and more.
HECS’ studies suggest that their EMR-blocking technology will allow humans to get up to 75% closer to prey animals like mule deer, making hunting that much easier.
Nadi X Yoga Pants
Yoga is fantastic for stress relief, strength building, and flexibility. It’s more convenient to practice at home than in a studio, but the risk of injury is significant without a professional instructor to correct your form.
That’s why these Nadi X yoga pants are so fantastic. These pants use haptic feedback to help you correct your form, so you can safely practice from the beach, the park, or the comfort of your living room.
If you get into a slightly incorrect pose, the pants deliver small vibrations to that body part, reminding you to adjust. The pants have a battery pack that you’ll need to remove before washing, but otherwise, there are no special care considerations.
Under Armor Tech Pajamas
Tech pajamas use infrared technology to provide better sleep and recovery for athletes. PJs feature bio-ceramic particles that absorb heat while you sleep, then reflect it onto the body.
The reflected rays may help with muscle regeneration while improving circulation, so you wake up feeling fully refreshed and ready to hit your next workout.
Neviano Swimsuits
Pick up a Neviano swimsuit for your next vacation and avoid potential sunburns. These suits come with an integrated UV sensor that’s entirely waterproof.
The sensor sends an alert to your phone when UV levels are high, reminding you to add on another layer of sunscreen.
Hexoskin Exercise Shirts
Hexoskin shirts might be the ultimate workout accessory. This wearable tracks your heart rate, breathing, and movement patterns. It also features a Bluetooth connection to integrate with popular fitness trackers.
Levi’s Denim With Google
Wearables aren’t limited to hobbies and health. With the Levi’s Jacquard denim jacket, you can up your street style while seamlessly connecting to Google-based functionalities.
Screen phone calls, control your music’s volume, and more from your jacket’s sleeve. Better still, Google constantly adds new capabilities, making this jacket an upgraded fashion piece.
Wrap Up
Smart clothing is the future of fashion. Whether you’re an athlete, outdoor enthusiast, or just want a jacket that can screen your calls, there’s a place for this futuristic trend somewhere in your closet.