I’ve been thinking a lot about the future of clothing, and I keep coming back to the idea of minimalist designs with integrated tech. Imagine a simple, well-fitting jacket with subtle heating elements woven into the fabric, controlled by a nearly invisible touch interface on the sleeve. Or maybe a pair of trousers with built-in posture sensors that gently vibrate to remind you to stand up straight.
It seems inevitable that we’ll move beyond just carrying around our devices and start integrating them into our apparel.The challenge, I think, will be doing it in a way that maintains a clean, minimalist aesthetic and doesn’t require bulky batteries or uncomfortable wiring. Think sleek, form-fitting, and functional – not clunky and obvious. What are your thoughts on how this kind of technology might evolve and what potential pitfalls or benefits you foresee? What features would actually be useful versus just being gimmicky?