Air-Conditioned Jackets - Turn up the Heat!
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Stumble ThisEmployees at Kuchou-fuku in Tokyo don't mind that the temperature inside the office is about 100F.
YouTube: 'A Japanese company is promoting air-conditioned jackets and shirts. Self-cooling clothes may seem like the stuff of science fiction, but for this company they are good for business.
Shirts and jackets made by Kuchou-fuku -- meaning "air-conditioned clothes" -- keep the wearer comfortable even in sweltering heat.
Two small fans sewn into the back of each garment are powered by a pocket-sized rechargeable battery pack. The fans circulate air across the wearer's skin, evaporating perspiration and keeping temperatures down. And all this while only using one-50th of the energy of a small air conditioner.
This is a welcome respite from Japan's mid-summer humidity where the temperature has hovered around 38 degrees Celsius recently.'
YouTube: 'A Japanese company is promoting air-conditioned jackets and shirts. Self-cooling clothes may seem like the stuff of science fiction, but for this company they are good for business.
Shirts and jackets made by Kuchou-fuku -- meaning "air-conditioned clothes" -- keep the wearer comfortable even in sweltering heat.
Two small fans sewn into the back of each garment are powered by a pocket-sized rechargeable battery pack. The fans circulate air across the wearer's skin, evaporating perspiration and keeping temperatures down. And all this while only using one-50th of the energy of a small air conditioner.
This is a welcome respite from Japan's mid-summer humidity where the temperature has hovered around 38 degrees Celsius recently.'
and what about pants?
do japanese men not suffer from schweaty balls?
These jackets are, in my opinion, unnecessary, however, at least they're thinking outside of the box.
They may be cooler but what about the computers. Won't somebody please think of the computers!
That's why they're going back to the abacus...