TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 11月18日 03時54分

In the future, #clothes will adapt to people—not the other way around. At least, that’s the promise of #ZOZOSUIT, the flagship product from @zozoglobal, a Japanese retailer. The stretchy black #bodysuits are covered in white dots, which enables consumers to make a “3-D scan” of their bodies in the comfort of their own home, via a companion mobile app. Users can then order custom-fit clothes—such as $58 jeans and $22 T-shirts—based on a set of super-specific measurements. “This is a new era,” says ZOZO founder and CEO @前澤友作, whose larger goal is to do away with #fashion’s long-held idea of standardized sizing, which often excludes many #body types. Since its launch in Japan in April, ZOZO has shipped over 1 million ZOZOSUITs; now the brand is looking to expand its customization technology into footwear. See the full list of 50 groundbreaking #inventions that are changing the way we #live, #work, #play and #think about what’s possible, on TIME.com.

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