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Tommy Hilfiger creates solar powered jacket
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This winter, Tommy Hilfiger has ventured into wearable technology with a pair of solar-powered jackets designed that can charge electronic devices. These jackets are available in select Tommy Hilfiger stores across Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia, and online at Tommy.com and costs $599.
This winter, Tommy Hilfiger has ventured into wearable technology with a pair of solar-powered jackets designed that can charge electronic devices.
These jackets are available in select Tommy Hilfiger stores across Europe, North America, Latin America and Asia, and online at Tommy.com and costs $599.
With the support of Pvillion, the clothing line has launched limited-edition styled jackets for men and women that can charge electronic devices like smart-phones or tableta by converting energy from a series of detachable solar panels attached to the back of the jacket.
As Tommy Hilfiger himself said, “We were inspired by the fusion of traditional design techniques with technical mountaineering references. We also thought about what the adventurer of today would need and want and how our customers are interacting with technology in a more integrated way than ever before.
The jacket embedded with solar panels is both stylish and functional and the battery contains enough power to completely charge a 1,500 mAh mobile device up to four times, if fully charged.
The battery can also be charged from an external source.
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