What Should Your Computerwear?

Posted by Dirk on Wednesday, March 14, 2012 · Leave a Comment

The answer lies in the question: Computerwear. Designed by Richard Smith ‘Computerwear’ simply is a line of repurposed and refurbished shirts and sweaters made into outfits for laptops and iPads:

I’m inspired by details and materials in vintage objects that might otherwise go unused and unappreciated if they weren’t being repurposed…but for the most part, the things I use would probably never be used in their original form anyway. I try to incorporate as much original detail into my designs as possible.

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You can take a look at the entire collection (or buy something for you iPad, 13″ or 15″ notebook) here, here and here.

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