A skirt with built-in phone features will soon be available in the UK

The British ladies will soon be able to experience an unprecedented and wonderful way of communication - picking up and phoning through skirts. According to foreign media reports, a few days ago Cute Circuit (CuteCircuit) Company introduced a skirt with built-in mobile phone function, can realize the basic call function through the simple gesture.

The skirt, called M-Dress, is a long-sleeved silk skirt with a curlable communication function module and antenna sewn to the edges, a slot that supports a standard SIM card on the clothing label, and a left-hand cuff. A miniature voice transceiver. The entire skirt does not have any buttons and display devices, and does not have the ability to send and receive text messages. It is only possible to pre-set a number before dialing, and there is no restriction on the answer. Since the garment has a gesture recognition function, it is only necessary to lift the left hand close to the ear when answering a call.

The dress of the London designer Francesca Rossa and Ryan Gantz said that the reason for designing such a product is that many women in life like to carry the phone in their carry-on bag. , it is easy to miss the phone, but also need to spend time looking up the phone after you notice the phone ringing, very inconvenient. And this skirt can be completely liberated with both hands. "It doesn't mean that you wear it every day. Occasionally when you don't want to carry anything with you, this special suit will meet your needs," said Rosella.

It is understood that M-Dress is one of the many wearable electronic products of the Cute Circuit Company in the UK and is expected to be listed in the UK in October. Headquartered in London, Cute Circuits of the UK is a clothing company that is committed to integrating electronic products with apparel and enabling traditional clothing to have new features. Not long ago, a glamorous evening gown called GlaxayDress was launched. It used a total of 24,000 light-emitting diodes (LEDs) and 4,000 Swarovski crystals.