
What implications could this have on the fashion world?
Here are some footwear products that already use Ion-Mask technology
- Magnum Tactical Footwear Boots
- The ECCO Biom Running Shoe
- Adidas Golf Tour 360
- Teva Reforge Hiking Shoe
With this innovation I would have to say the consumer would benefit the most over the longer run which is usually a good thing. That being said most big clothing companies may fear the Ion-Mask technology at first simply because it will make fabrics last longer. Longer lasting clothing means less people buying, less people buying means less need for design. This could initially put certain areas of the fashion world at a standstill.
Other possible outcomes are the fashion industry and clothing manufacturers may ignore it and hope it doesn't go mainstream or they may claim there is something toxic and unsafe with scientist's(on their payroll) research to back it up. With their power over consumer choice we may never see this clothes saving application go main stream in our lifetime. But most likely they will take the product and market it in a way similar to Gore-Tex with a cute little logo that automatically means more money. Although in this instance it would be worth it because Ion-Mask technology is awesome.
New products and technology like P2i's Ion-Mask definitely breeds optimism which we think is great. It causes us to ask what other applications could this science be used for? What about a fabric that withstands heat, or toxic chemicals? This innovation could be the doorway to something we only thought was possible in a science fiction world.
Check out a similar article: Water Damaged Phone? Solved
source and photos: http://www.p2i.com
0 comments:
Post a Comment