These high-tech Kinetic Pants harness your body heat to stay smooth and wrinkle free

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KInetic Pants from Ministry of Supply are made from a high-tech fabric that uses your own body heat to stay smooth and wrinkle free.

These Kinetic Pants Harness Your Body Heat to Stay Smooth and Wrinkle Free

They're made from a high-tech fabric that lets you say goodbye to ironing once and for all. 

It's the steel-toe shoe that's practical and fashionable.

Indestructible Shoes are high-tech work boots that look like stylish sneakers

Indestructible Shoes are heavyduty steel-toe workboots made from high-tech materials so that they look and feel like stylish sneakers.

Indestructible Shoes Are High-Tech Work Boots That Look Like Stylish Sneakers

These steel-toe sneakers use advanced fabrics to offer the best of both worlds.

Designed for a long life to help diminish the carbon footprint left by companies who produce environmentally unfriendly fast fashion.

These kinetic, wrinkle free pants use your body's heat to maintain a perfectly pressed look

If you're looking for wrinkle free pants, these Kinetic pants from Ministry of Supply use body heat to maintain a freshly pressed look all day long.

These Kinetic, Wrinkle Free Pants Use Your Body’s Heat to Maintain a Perfectly Pressed Look

Thanks to Ministry of Supply, you'll never have to iron again.

Ryder Collection ‐ Indestructible Shoes

It'd take a nuke to destroy these futuristic sneakers from 'Indestructible Shoes'

Indestructible Shoes might look like sneakers, but they're actualy rugged, durrible work boots made of high-tech fabrics to protect your feet.

Indestructible Shoes Are High-Tech Work Boots That Look Like Sneakers

They're made from advanced fabrics and materials that offer protection and style.

It’d Take a Nuke to Destroy These Futuristic Sneakers From ‘Indestructible Shoes’

GLITCH: World's first AI fashion brand!

"We believe that we can increase representation and participation of women in AI by developing projects targeted to women."

This startup is selling "little black dresses" designed by AI

Algorithmic Fashion

A company called Glitch is selling dresses that were designed by an AI algorithm. It hopes to support more women in science and tech.

This Startup Is Selling “Little Black Dresses” Designed By AI

Would you wear clothing designed by an algorithm?

The model is Instagram influencer Imma, who has racked up over 50,000 followers.

Can you tell which of these models is CGI?

Imma Real

Imma, a CGI fashion model, just scored a make-up modeling gig for a Japanese cosmetics brand.

Can You Tell Which of These Models Is CGI?

The virtual model just scored her first real-life modeling gig.

New fabric automatically cools or insulates depending on its environment

Hey Man, Cool Scarf

University of Maryland researchers have created a new kind of fabric which cools or insulates depending on its environment.

New Fabric Automatically Cools or Insulates Depending on Its Environment

The first-of-its-kind fabric would make a great blanket fort.

These undergarments could be the future of sustainable fashion — if they actually work.

Startup claims its underwear stay odor-free through weeks of wear

Durable Drawers

Startup Organic Basics claims its silver-coated underwear remain odor-free after weeks of wear, but several testers disagree.

Startup Claims Its Underwear Stay Odor-Free Through Weeks of Wear

A silver coating reportedly kills odor-causing bacteria.

This is Virtusize!

Remember when humans tailored all our clothes for us? Amazon (may) want a future in which that's no longer necessary.

Ill-fitting clothes: One less thing to deal with in the future

Future Society

Amazon wants to take 3D body scans of volunteers, presumably as part of a project to ensure clothing fit as expected when purchased online.

Ill-Fitting Clothes: One More Thing We (Probably) Won't Have to Deal With in the Future

Amazon wants you to send lots of 3D scans of your body so you never need to return clothes you bought online.

Ill-Fitting Clothes: One More Thing We (Probably) Won’t Have to Deal With in the Future

Ill-Fitting Clothes: One Less Thing to Deal With in the Future

"We’re going to be making upwards of 75 million pairs of denim like this."

Fashion 2.0: Levi's "distressed look" robot is better for the environment

Robots & Machines

Levi's now uses laser-wielding robots to make distressed jeans more efficiently. Though the tech is better for the environment, it could lead to job losses.

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