
12 December 2006 12:43 GMT / By Amber Maitland
The Hug Shirt is designed to make you feel loved even when your loved ones are miles away from you.Bluetooth-enabled pads of some sort are embedded in the fabric of the shirt, and can receive signals from your mobile phone.
One person wearing a Hug Shirt gives themselves a hug, which is picked up by their mobile phone and transmitted to their friend. The friend, also wearing a Hug Shirt, then feels the squeeze, with the same pressure applied.
The designers promise that the Hug Shirt can be washed, and are soft and comfortable to wear. You can move the pads from Hug Shirt to Hug Shirt, so that you can wear different colours and styles.
Time Magazine named it as one of the best inventions of 2006, but it's not in production or on sale yet. Gadgets, Clothing, Photos





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