thermal-reactive Ice Jacket or summer puffer with beer cans?

Researchers have also studied the thermal properties of polyurethane and proposed that it possesses thermal insulation properties, leading to brands using it as a thermal insulation material. In fact, Stone Island’s thermal-reactive Poly Strata Ice Jacket is created by stitching two layers of bonded polyurethane. The outer shell reacts to temperature changes caused by the infused micro-encapsulated reactive pigments, and feathers are also added as additional material to increase the heating properties of the jacket. As the temperature changes, the jacket slowly changes its color, signaling to the wearer whether the place is cool or warm.

Other times, research about the thermal properties of a material can pave the way for designers to toy with their creativity. Beer brand Tiger Beer, fashion designer Izzy Du, and creative studio Whatever Co., for example, envisioned a puffer jacket that can be worn during the summer. Their inquiry led them to create a real-life summer puffer jacket that can cool down body temperature using a network of water-filled tubes inside the outfit and cold cans of beer. These tubes make contact with key points where the arteries are closest to the skin, and as soon as the wearer puts ice-cold cans in the beer pockets, the canisters chill the water, thus cooling down the body temperature before sweat begins to form.

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