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Copper socks can help protect your feet from keeping warm, supporting and filling, reducing friction and even absorbing moisture. Copper socks infused with copper ions have been scientifically proven and have been used as antibacterial agents throughout history, which means that copper socks are antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal.

I believe many friends know that fabrics immersed in copper (such as copper mask) will destroy 99.99% of bacteria, fungi and viruses within a few minutes of contact. Copper mask has a certain filtering effect on the air entering the lungs.

A stark and troubling reality helped spur Juan Hinestroza to what he hopes is an important discovery and a step toward cleaner manufacturing.

Decades of research shows that bacteria and viruses that land on metallic copper surfaces are killed on contact. A March study in the New England Journal of Medicine found in a laboratory setting that copper can inactivate a high concentration of the novel coronavirus within four hours.

In February 1939, Vogue ran a major feature on the fashions of the future. Inspired by the soon-to-open New York World’s Fair, the magazine asked nine industrial designers to imagine what the people of ‘a far Tomorrow’ might wear and why. (The editors deemed fashion designers too of-the-moment for such speculations.) A mock‑up of each outfit was manufactured and photographed for a lavish nine-page colour spread.

Nanoengineered functional textiles are going to revolutionize the clothing that you’ll wear. The potential of nanotechnology in the development of new materials in the textile industry is considerable. On the one hand, existing functionality can be improved using nanotechnology and on the other, it could make possible the manufacture of textiles with entirely new properties or the combination of different functions in one textile material.