This document discusses smart and eco-friendly fabrics and clothing. It describes fabrics that are dirt-repellent using nanostructures, antibacterial using zinc oxide nanoparticles, and can generate energy through solar cells and piezoelectric elements. Smart clothing concepts are presented like an identification dress with sensors that transmit data wirelessly, a west with an integrated mobile phone, and Teflon-based pants that repel dirt and produce energy through pressure and vibration. The document also discusses China's large fashion industry and provides statistics on its garment exports and designers.

2. I. Designs
II. China‘s fashion industry
III. The 3D Body Scanner
IV. Intelligent fabrics
V. Smart chlothes
VI. Eco fashion
VII. Bibliography

3. • identification dress
• sensors on the legs
• information sent directly over
conducting paths to an
electronic chip

4. • west
• solar panels on the collar
• produces energy for the dress

5. • Teflon - based pants
• super hydrophobic
• dirt - repellent
• silicon based piezo - elements
• power produced by pressure and vibration

6. • teflon - based shirt
• integrated mobile phone
• docked through the adapter
with the pants
• embedded microphones and
headphones
• the control elements on both
sides of the sleeves

7. CHINA‘S FASHION INDUSTRY
15 million seamstresses are working in 40 000 factories

8. CHINA‘S FASHION INDUSTRY
Garment Exports - China compared to other countries

9. CHINA‘S FASHION INDUSTRY
Upcoming chinese fashion designers:
Tiger
The new Chinese brand for Haute Couture Fashion

10. Get high accurate measurements of a human body, a virtual twin
• high accurate measurements of a human body
• a virtual twin

11. ITELLIGENT FABRICS
DIRT REPELLENT MATERLIAL
„THE LOTUS EFFECT“
The surface:
• systematically arranged
• similar to small nipples, which are no
greater than a few nanometers in size
• water and dirt repellent
• special fluorochemical or silicone
treatments on structured

12. ANTIBACTERIAL & UV-PROTECTION
MATERIAL
• Zinc oxide nano particles embedded in
polymer matrices like soluble starch
• anti-bacterial polypropylene and polyester
fibers
• excellent washing durability

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Solar cells
• let the sun do the work

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Piezo
• go for energy!

15. wearable chip:
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wearable cell-phone wearable chip
• talk free • machine washable data

16. Fabrics
• not every fabric can be recycled
environment - friendly and energy - saving,
because some clothes are made out of chemical
fibers
• the new sustainable fabrics:
lycocell, ingeo, bio - cotton, soya, hemp, bamboo

17. • using biodegradable fabrics
• reusing fabrics
• Recycling clothes through the generations
• donate the Fabrics

18. Figures
1. Annalisa Sisto. Christina Horn, Sandy Schubert, Sarah Wölfle
2. Annalisa Sisto. Christina Horn, Sandy Schubert, Sarah Wölfle
3. Annalisa Sisto. Christina Horn, Sandy Schubert, Sarah Wölfle
4. Annalisa Sisto. Christina Horn, Sandy Schubert, Sarah Wölfle
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9. http://abenteuerwissen.zdf.de/
10. http://www.lotus-effekt.de
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19. THANK YOU FOR YOUR ATTENTION
SANDY SCHUBERT
SARAH WÖLFLE
CHRISTINA HORN
ANNALISA SISTO
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