Vessel: Half Jacket, Half Tent
Justin Gargasz’s “Vessel” is a coat with a secret. Tucked inside the back of the jacket is a one person tent. The expandable clothing lets the wearer pop out instant accommodations wherever they may be. Set up is as easy as anchoring the front of the tent to a stationary vertical object, like a tree, and staking out the four corners.
For being such a utilitarian piece of gear, the Vessel cuts a surprisingly inconspicuous profile. The tent section is coiled in such a way that it’s barely noticeable. It’s also reversible, and can be worn as a satchel if temperatures get too hot. A useful example of multi-purpose design.
[via Treehugger]
Comments
| TOPICS: | Design & Architecture, Fashion |
| TAGS: | Camping, Clothing, Multi-Function, Tent |











Daily Ideas & Inspiration Email