It's a sad fact, but most headsets targeting women are often overtly feminine; the Molami Pleat Headphones hope to change this. It foregoes the usual pink for something a lot more chic and stylish. Like the earbud collection the Scandinavian audio company launched late last year, the Molami Pleat Headphones are sleek and sophisticated with a subtle feminine touch that makes it clear which gender it is made for.
Available in two colors, black and white, the Molami Pleat Headphones boast a slim, curving headband that complements a woman's facial bone structure rather than overpowering it. Covered in Napa leather wraps, the headphones are luxuriously soft and sexy as well. When not in use, the Molami Pleat Headphones can be folded down around the neck to form a bold accessory.
What's Driving This Trend
- Sophisticated Audio Gear
- Audio equipment manufacturers can create stylish and chic headphones for women, without resorting to overtly feminine designs
- Gender-focused Design
- Designers can forgo traditional male-centric headphone designs and target women instead, creating headphones that complement the female facial bone structure
- Functional Fashion
- Fashion accessory designers can incorporate audio gear into their collections, for example by creating foldable headphones that double as neckwear
Who This Affects Most
- Audio Equipment Manufacturing
- Audio manufacturers can target female consumers by creating stylish, functional and gender-specific designs for headphones
- Fashion Accessories
- Fashion accessory designers can team up with audio gear manufacturers to create fashionable headphones that double as fashion accessories
- Audio Retailers
- Audio equipment retailers can cater to female consumers by stocking headphones that feature functional and stylish designs, attracting a broader range of female customers
