Computerwear is a recycled clothing line for gadgets designed by Toronto-based Richard Smith. Smith takes vintage shirts and sweaters and turns them into classy covers for tablets and laptops.
All of the covers are made of semi-classy button-up shirts with checkered patterns. Some of the cases even have an extra sweater layer featuring argyle designs. The tablet sleeves can even go in the washing machine and dryer.
Rather than throw out old clothes, Richard Smith upcycled the material to create Computerwear. To turn any tablet into a suave gentleman, slip some Computerwear over it and head to the golf course. One can only imagine how awesome it would be to have an entire wardrobe just for a tablet and a laptop.
What's Driving This Trend
- Upcycling Tech Accessories
- Opportunity to create sustainable tech accessories from recycled materials.
- Fashionable Device Protection
- Opportunity to merge fashion and technology by designing stylish device protection covers.
- Personalized Device Accessories
- Opportunity to provide customers with personalized device accessories made from their own clothing items.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion Industry
- Opportunity for fashion companies to integrate recycled materials into tech accessories product line.
- Technology Industry
- Opportunity for tech companies to partner with fashion industry in designing device protection cases.
- Customized Consumer Products Industry
- Opportunity to offer customized device accessories made from customers' own clothing items as a unique product offering.
