Published: August 17, 2015 Last Updated 11 years ago by FPN
When we first had a glance on the jean that can charge a phone, it was like we were dreaming, but apparently, this is no dream. A jean that can charge a real phone? Oh yes! This is pretty good. The fashion industry is really advancing – incorporating a charging device with an item of clothing is one thing we never hope to see in this century.
While wearing your perfect pair of jeans, there’s certainly no way you can run on a low battery with your phone device, as seen in Joe Dahan’s new collection. Meaning? There’s a compartment in the jean to charge your device and get connected always.
According to the founder, Joe Dahan, the new collection offers “a sleek, stylish way to keep women charged and connected while on the go,”
As Elle pointed out – with a hidden iPhone pocket tucked into their waistline, the pants provide an extra compartment to hold a slim battery designed exclusively for the brand—meaning yes, there is potential for 100% battery life all day.
Should you still be in doubt? Check out a four-step guide to how it works:
1. Slide the charged slim battery into the battery pocket and connect it to the power cord.
2. Place your iPhone in the secret side pocket.
3. Connect your iPhone to the iPhone compatible plug.
4. Press the power button on the slim battery to charge.
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