British artist M.I.A. garners some attention with her streetwear brand dubbed Ohmni as she has created clothing that shields wearers from unseen electromagnetic waves. This is categorized by Wi-Fi, 4G, and 5G connectivity. It was unveiled online by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones' Infowars website.
The collection is bizarre and ensures that it will “block 99.99% of Wi-Fi, 4G, and 5G from reaching your brain.” Some of the pieces that make up the collection include a Tin Foil bucket hat with dual tones and a reversible design. It is made from "pure copper and nickel Faraday fabric" -- this costs $100 USD. The higher-priced Data Protection Dump Bag is marked at $200 USD and it claims to protect wearers from "99.9%" of electromagnetic radiation.
Image Credit: Ohmni
What's Driving This Trend
- Electromagnetic Shielding Fashion
- Ohmni's clothing designed to protect wearers from Wi-Fi, 4G, and 5G highlights the rising consumer concern about electromagnetic exposure.
- Tech-infused Streetwear
- The incorporation of Faraday fabric into streetwear indicates a blending of advanced technology with contemporary fashion.
- Conspiracy Theory Driven Apparel
- The promotion of Ohmni's collection on platforms like Infowars underscores a growing market for products appealing to niche beliefs and communities.
Who This Affects Most
- Fashion
- Ohmni's apparel showcases innovation opportunities in protective fashion, merging style with health benefits.
- Wearable Technology
- The use of materials such as copper and nickel Faraday fabric in clothing demonstrates new applications for wearable tech solutions.
- E-commerce
- The online unveiling of electromagnetic shielding apparel highlights the importance of digital platforms for niche product launches.
