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ARTICLE · 28 MARCH 2023

The Women Defining Wearable Technology

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March sees countries around the world celebrate International Women's Day, recognising the economic, social, political and cultural achievements of women everywhere.

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March sees countries around the world celebrate International Women's Day, recognising the economic, social, political and cultural achievements of women everywhere. As part of this celebration, Apparel Resources has shone the spotlight on female designers, researchers and entrepreneurs who are shaping the future of wearable technology.

Wearable technology ("wearables") are a type of electronic device that can be found in clothing and accessories or, in more extreme examples, can even be embedded into users' bodies.

There is a growing interest among consumers in this category of fashion, and it is estimated that the smart clothing and e-textiles industry will grow to "US $ 15.09 billion by 2028 and may exceed US $ 30 billion by 2040".

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