Leaving the car at home and biking to work certainly has its benefits – to the air we breathe, to the fitness of the rider andto the bank balance. For white collar workers though, this presents an attire problem – unsightly creases, mud splashes and a soaking from the elements don’t do much for your business suit. The Cambridge Design Partnership has just announced a possible alternative to stowing away a spare suit at the office or trying to flatten out the creases with a portable iron – the Suitpack. Just out of prototyping, the design is designed to keep clothing crumple-free while commuting to work, and has various compartments for storing accessories and shoes…
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Section: Urban Transport
Tags: Backpack,
Clothing,
Cycling
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