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October 28, 2007
Urban Camoflage
| This only very tangentially promotional, but quite amazing. The New York Times recently did a feature on this recent Japanese phenomenon. With crime rates on the rise, one creative safety innovation is clothing that converts into a vending machine disguise. A little bit IZAt, a little bit camo and a little bit origami, the new apparel seems to be a uniquely Japanese response to safety fears. According to creator Aya Tsukioka, “These ideas might strike foreigners as far-fetched, but in Japan, they can become reality.” Indeed! |  |
Posted by Mark at October 28, 2007 10:25 AM
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