One problem that haunts me since I'm old enough to buy clothes: buying jeans that fit! Typically I go into a store, buy the "perfect" pair of jeans, and after a couple of days they turn out to be way too big. Last time I even went back to the shop to return my pair for smaller ones, but then I ended up going home with the SAME jeans because they seemed just right, and a week later they were still a full inch too wide. Ok, I admit that buying jeans directly after lunch is a stupid...

Have you ever gone for a tan at the beach and came back glowing from the sun but left with unwated tan lines? And when the occasion comes to dress up in a stunning bare-backed top/gown, those hideous tan lines ruined them all. If only someone would come up with a sort of material for swimwear that allows the rays of the sun to penetrate it yet prevent the harmful ultraviolet rays from entering. So one can troop down to the beach and get a tan with no worries of getting skin cancer nor an...

Lots of people like powder. But when you wear black you can't put powder on because its white! I think there should be such a thing as black powder that anyone can use whatever they wear.

Air powered massaging walking shoes, it will give walking a whole new feel. By using the wind from walking it will rotate little disks, that in turn rub the soles of your feet! How great is that?!

Have you ever gone out for a walk the day after a windy/stormy day/night and noticed on nearly every street/avenue the twisted carcasses of broken umbrellas? Umbrellas operate fine on rainy days where there is just light to moderate wind - that is they perfom their design function beautifully (keeping the rain off you). However on days when winds start to gust and squall, it is a full time job just trying fo keep the umbrella facing into the wind. At intersections/road junctions and in...

Cheap garments and footwear often wear out very quickly, so the savings made by consumers are illusory - they soon need to be replaced. Can we develop scientifically based measurements of the durability of garments and footwear, and include this information on labels? Then when shopping we can compare the durability of these items as well as the price. This would also force manufacturers to compete on durability as well as price. In Australia where I live the market has been...

What do you think will happen if you will have a bag which can be shrinked down to the size just enough for your things so that you don't need to bring those baggy bags to school. A very small space needed for your bag and a larger space to move on. a great relief for me!!!! (I wish that it will be made by NIKE or ADIDAS)

There is reflective material that is added to children's clothing and boots sometimes, etc. I love this and would find it interesting to have an artistic design created from it. You could have something for the living room, or children's room (would be great for the little ones when darkness arives). You could go crazy with themes for this (Egyptian, flowers for girls, fish, religious, whatever your fancy might be).

I am so tired of having fashion imposed on me. Sometimes I would like to design my clothes. Can't anybody invent a personal robot with inbuilt software that can just take the cloth and make the garments as per my instructions? My personal tailor. I can have the best designer stuff at affordable price (not including cost of the robot) with my own label. Why would I even have to open a manufacturing unit and pay people to work for me. Someone please make one soon.

What if there were clothes that u could peel on and off ... sooo that way if you spill something on one outfit u have more clothes w/ out running home and changing, and the clothes wouldn't be bulking un-less u chose them like that.