Can spray become clothing? "Spray Can" appeared in Spain

According to the British "Daily Mail" reported on the 16th, "spray can fabric" is Spain's Monet Torres and London University Imperial College's research team after ten years of research and invention results. The spray mixes the paint and cotton fiber components together with an anticoagulant so that the spray remains liquid in the can and solidifies after contact with the air.

Dr. Monet then conducted an experiment on a topless man who sprayed this quick textile spray on the man's body and sprayed some blue dye.

After 15 minutes, these sprays successfully solidified into a T-shirt. Because it is truly tailor-made, the clothes that are made in this way will be perfectly matched to the wearer's figure.

Dr. Monet also hopes to use it to make a variety of clothes including hats, shorts, gloves and so on. "Spray can fabric" still takes two years to market. This invention will be exhibited at London Fashion Week to be held soon.