Gold has been woven into clothing for a long time. If we weave metal thin enough, it can be made into clothing or blankets or any cloth. We have an overload of extra recycled metal. We could turn any metal into cloth and make things that have many uses if woven thin enough. It costs the USA Government money to recycle aluminum right now.

Thick, warm, versatile, obsorbant, breathable, very cofortable, designish, unique and novel just to name a few qualities of taking an average running shoe sports sock material and adding a zipper in the front and wearing it as a full body suit. You could design them to look like any kinds of clothing. You could make it a two piece outfit with tops and bottoms if you wish. Other clothes are made with similar materials but are not woven the same and this kind of sock material would be...

If you made plastic trash bag material thick enough to be worn, then you could make and hand out clothing to cover your body at every Water Park and then, everyone could shoot down the slide extra fast! You just make a few sizes of bottoms and tops or one size fits all. You take a cheap economical material (like a trash bag) make it thicker. Make clothes out of it and promote your Water Slide as twice as fast as any body elses' Water Slide.

Bras can be made with both, a regular clasp on the back or a clasp on the front. Bras of different colors can be mixed, according to ones mood of the day. One can have a black on the right and a white on the left for example. Perhaps striped panties could be sold with the bras. The bras would only be sold single-coloured, so that one would have to buy at least two, in order to mix colors. This would generate more sales. If, for instance, black and white striped panties were sold...

A comb attached to a small motor and sensor which works like this. Attach the comb to the root of you hair, and start it and leave it in the hair. This moves down a clump of hair using the motor and when it reaches the hair ends, it pulls itself up using the clump of hair like a rope (think of a mountain winch), and move to another location probably an inch away and starts going down the hair. This way you can use it while driving, and probably have to reposition it once or twice to cover...

No need for belts anymore! With an ingenious device fitted directly into your waist on any pair of trousers. The device itself scans your waist to get the optimum tightness of your trousers therefore eradicating the need for belts.

I don't think there's ever been a baby who's worn out his or her shoes before their feet grew too big to need a new pair. One way to get more use out of the shoes, especially those used only for special occasions like patent leather mary janes or wingtips, would be to make them expandable. A small dial set into the sole could be turned to make the shoes a little longer and wider as the child grew. This might encourage people who were standing on the fence because the cost/use equation...

High heels are gorgeous and feminine...trouble is, I can't wear them because I attend class and work for 12 hours a day. Why not create heels with an indented footbed made of the gel that they create comfort sport inserts with?

What do you think will happen if you will have a bag which can be shrinked down to the size just enough for your things so that you don't need to bring those baggy bags to school. A very small space needed for your bag and a larger space to move on. a great relief for me!!!! (I wish that it will be made by NIKE or ADIDAS)

I think somone should create clothing that can detect the surrounding temperature and adjust a heating system or cooling system appropriately... wouldn't that be a dream!