The 'Collar Fan' Aims to Make Wearers Comfortable in Hot Weather
Michael Hemsworth — January 15, 2016 — Art & Design
As foreign markets continue to expand and consumers seek out products tailored to their environment, the 'Collar Fan' is a clip-on fan designed to help those in sub-tropical countries keep cool. Designed by Chacko T. Kalacherry, the 'Collar Fan' works by being clipped onto the wearers collar (hence the name) where it uses a discreet fan to blow air onto the person's skin, beneath the clothing.
The conceptual 'Collar Fan' would work via a built-in battery that could be recharged after use. Created with two distinct function settings, the clip-on fan would either be able to be placed on manual mode or auto mode. The auto mode would continuously keep track of the wearers temperature and turn on or off accordingly for optimal comfort.
The conceptual 'Collar Fan' would work via a built-in battery that could be recharged after use. Created with two distinct function settings, the clip-on fan would either be able to be placed on manual mode or auto mode. The auto mode would continuously keep track of the wearers temperature and turn on or off accordingly for optimal comfort.
Trend Themes
1. Clip-on Wearable Technology - Developing clip-on devices that enhance personal comfort and convenience in various environments.
2. Sub-tropical Climate Solutions - Creating innovative products that address the unique challenges of sub-tropical climates.
3. Discreet Personal Cooling - Designing inconspicuous cooling solutions that can be integrated into everyday attire.
Industry Implications
1. Wearable Technology - Exploring the potential for integrating functional technologies into clothing and accessories.
2. Climate Control - Developing technologies and solutions for managing temperature and comfort in extreme climates.
3. Fashion and Apparel - Incorporating innovative and functional features into clothing and accessories for enhanced comfort.
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