Japanese Air Conditioning Pants Keep You Cool All Summer.

Hot summer, according to the daily mail of the United Kingdom

It may have been in the past that at least a Japanese company has achieved this goal.

Recently, a Japanese company unveiled the latest design of its built-in air-conditioning fan trousers.

Western consumers only need to buy this dry air-conditioned trousers to ensure that their underwear is kept cool. Battery powered air conditioning fan pants also have another drawback. When the fan starts, the trousers will expand and the users will look like "Michelin tyres".

Beautiful female models display the latest design of the super cooling bra in Tokyo.

The Japanese are very interested in keeping the body cool. For example, Ttiumph unveiled the latest design of the super cooling bra in Tokyo, which is placed in the bra for two hours in the refrigerator.

This cool bra has two different colors, decorated with mint branches and miniature wind chimes, with refreshing fragrance and pleasant sound.

There are two battery driven fans installed in the "air conditioning cooling garment", which can directly cool the airflow into the legs.

The cooling fan is installed in the outer pockets of trousers, and the air conditioning pants are made of polyester cotton fabric.

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Japanese companies recently unveiled air conditioning trousers with built-in fans

Usually, sweat is generated and evaporated to form a cooling effect, but wearing clothes can absorb sweat, which greatly affects the evaporation of sweat.

However, the air conditioning suit invented by Hiroshi Ichigaya, a former Sony Corp technician, produces a circulation of air to ensure that sweat can evaporate effectively.

The diameter of the fan is 4 inches, which is driven by a AA battery. It can last for several hours or can be connected by a computer USB data line.

The electronic components of air conditioning clothing can be removed for cleaning. The only drawback is that the fans generate airflow to form balloon effect.

The air conditioning suit invented by former Sony Corp technician Hiroshi Ichigaya (figure left).

The air conditioning suit invented by former Sony Corp technician Hiroshi Ichigaya (figure left) can produce a circulating air flow to ensure effective evaporation of sweat.