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How Clothes could be different



A puffer coat could be a gown / cape

Pajamas / clothes could be chemical-free / naturally flame-retardant

Butt / knee / body padding could be helpful for sports

Buttons could be compasses

Flowers could become leather / incense sticks

Clothes could grow

Phase-change material could make clothes hot or cold

Sheep shearing / the handling of merino sheep / wool could be humane and climate-friendly

Purses, bags, backpacks, wallets, jackets, clothes etc. could charge phones

"Barbiecore" could be a fashion trend

Women could have access to sports bras

A personal style and shopping philosophy could be cultivated

Torn / mended clothes could create fashion statements

Underwear could have room for ice / heat packs

Parents could have stain-resistant clothes

New parents could wear their babies

New clothes could be knitted from old clothes

Bodies could be protected from chafing

Fabric could increase cell regeneration and body circulation

People could be able to dress for success

One color could be worn

One outfit could be worn everyday

Wool / clothes could be made with oyster shells and plastic from the ocean

Grief and mourning could be visible

Posture correctors could correct posture

Fashion could be environmentally sustainable, fair trade, and long lasting

Clothes could be tailored

Hemp could be an eco-friendly and productive crop

Clothes could repel ticks

Consumer products could not contain PFAS (poly- and perfluoroalkyl substances)

Knitting could be based on the weather

Jackets, coats, and clothes could be lit up, cooled, or heated

A belt could be used for survival

Pants could be hemmed without sewing

Shoes and clothes could be repaired

Cashmere sweaters could support goats, herders, and the environment

Women's and girl's clothing could have STEM imagery

A jacket, vest, or chair could give a hug / be weighted

Clothes and shoes could have sustainability scores

Clothes could be made from kombucha

Clothes could be made from milk, helping those with textile allergies