Umbrellas that change colour when wet
Posted by Simpur | Posted in News, Others, SquidLondon, Umbrellas | Posted on Monday, February 16, 2009
Young, innovative UK-based company SquidLondon recently sold out of their limited edition collection of 100 umbrellas that change colour when they get wet.
These umbrellas feature hydrochromatic ink that's water-reactive, which start off white when dry, but come to life filling itself with multiple colours when the rain starts pouring.
SquidLondon conducts experiments with 'smart' materials and textiles to create a range of innovative color-changing products.
There's no word on whether they will be mass producing these umbrellas in the future. They are, however, in the process of designing their next collection.
Articles: Fashioning Technology, OhGizmo!
Product Website: SquidLondon
These umbrellas feature hydrochromatic ink that's water-reactive, which start off white when dry, but come to life filling itself with multiple colours when the rain starts pouring.
SquidLondon conducts experiments with 'smart' materials and textiles to create a range of innovative color-changing products.
There's no word on whether they will be mass producing these umbrellas in the future. They are, however, in the process of designing their next collection.
Articles: Fashioning Technology, OhGizmo!
Product Website: SquidLondon
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