Japanese fashion label Yofuku no Aoyama released a shirt with two integrated fans to help buyers stay cool during heat waves. The wearable hardware product provides a practical solution for outdoor workers and commuters who need active cooling without carrying a separate fan. This release indicates a shift in how fashion brands approach thermal comfort in warm weather.
Japanese brand offers wearable cooling solution with USB power bank
The shirt is made of 100 percent polyester and features two small fans embedded in the back. Each fan weighs about 95 grams and can move 31 to 53 liters of air per second. The fans can be controlled at three different levels to adjust airflow intensity based on user preference.
Cooling Shirt Specifications
- Material: 100 percent polyester
- Fan Weight: 95 grams each
- Airflow: 31 to 53 liters per second
- Battery Life: 3.5 to 10 hours
- Price: 17,490 JPY (around $111)
Power is supplied via a USB-A cable with two connectors, one for each fan, which plugs into a 165-gram power bank included with the shirt. The battery is designed to provide between 3.5 and 10 hours of cooling depending on the fan setting used. The shirt is machine-washable after the fans are removed, making it easier to maintain.
The product is priced at 17,490 JPY (around $111) and is available in Japan through the manufacturer’s online store. It comes in either dark blue or black, offering two color options for buyers. The global price is listed at around $110, though availability outside Japan is not confirmed.
Source: NotebookCheck
