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 A shirt that says whatever you want
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This is a T-shirt that says whatever you want on it -- slogan, witty saying, image -- whatever.

There are electronic threads that create a matrix in the front of the shirt. Somehow, you can program designs into it. Probably bluetooth, communicating the pattern to a chip somewhere on the shirt.

—lawpoop, Jul 17 2005

temporary t-shirt printing Temporary_20T-shirt_20Printing
not as dynamic, I admit [neilp, Jul 17 2005]

Velcro t-shirt http://www.shop.edi...andard+fit&cid=1306
The low-tech solution. [wagster, Jul 17 2005]

Fiber Screen http://optics.org/articles/news/8/7/1/1
Smart fabric displays... [gjupp, Jul 20 2005]

Bluetooth display animates clothing http://optics.org/articles/news/10/7/4
This one even uses the bluetooth idea. [gjupp, Jul 20 2005]

AtmosWear concept (2003) http://eric.schockm....fr/atmos/shirt.htm
Fictional version of what bristolz describes. Copied from [jurist]. [jutta, May 28 2006]

Philips: Lumalive http://infosthetics...g_tshirt_movie.html
Oooh, pretty. [jutta, Sep 08 2006]

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       What's an electronic thread?
—5th Earth, Jul 17 2005
   

       sounds a bit like magic to me.. but a great idea.. how do you suggest it working [lawpoop] ?
—neilp, Jul 17 2005
   

       Lazy baking [lawpoop]. Avoid using "somehow" and "probably" (and "electronic threads" come to that), work out how you are going to do this, then tell us about it. D Minus, could do better.
—wagster, Jul 17 2005
   

       OLEDs. Thanks, Ian.
—lawpoop, Jul 18 2005
   

       Electro luminescent fabric is available and will work for this application. Bring money.
—bristolz, Jul 20 2005
   

       Some significant thoughts on the link (Philips: Lumalive) that Jutta posted-   

       That is so cooool! I want one! I want one now!
—NotTheSharpestSpoon, Sep 08 2006
   


 

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