Indian-origin entrepreneur develops T-shirt that is impossible to stain

The T-shirt, called Silic, is embedded with superhydrophobic nanotechnology, which uses microscopic structures to repel water-based liquids by forming a layer of air between the fabric and liquid molecules.

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| Updated on: Dec 20 2013, 17:41 IST
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An Indian-origin entrepreneur in the US has developed a T-shirt that repels water-based liquids and is almost impossible to stain.

The T-shirt, called Silic, is embedded with superhydrophobic nanotechnology, which uses microscopic structures to repel water-based liquids by forming a layer of air between the fabric and liquid molecules.

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This causes the liquid to bead up into a 150 degree sphere and roll right off the shirt, avoiding unwanted stains.

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Wearers of the Silic shirt do not have to worry about sweat stains, either. The shirt causes the sweat to evaporate into the air instead of into the fabric.

For the shirt's design, San Francisco-based Aamir Patel has teamed up with a former designer from Vera Wang.

'I have already been contacted by a swarm of retailers, who are hoping to start getting the shirt into stores,' Patel told Mashable.

'I want to pursue these relationships after the campaign is over and bring Silic to the world,' he said.

The shirt is expected to be ready for shipping by May next year.

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First Published Date: 20 Dec, 17:35 IST
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