Designers say that as well as offering a degree of protection from surveillance, their clothes make a powerful fashion statement about the importance of privacy
I can’t imagine that printing a pattern is the primary price bottleneck here. Once shien or whoever gives it a try they’ll be the same price as anything else I’m sure.
No way this is going mainstream, that’s way too expensive. The style is interesting, but not enough to be compelling.
a single garment worth a month of groceries is so far from going “mainstream” it’s insulting to suggest it
I can’t imagine that printing a pattern is the primary price bottleneck here. Once shien or whoever gives it a try they’ll be the same price as anything else I’m sure.