AE:RAS 3L JACKET | BLACK UNISEX
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Ploes is K-TECH’s high-performance polo shirt made with microscopique fabric®, offering UV protection and superior comfort across various environments. This innovative piece merges knit-and-sew garment production with cutting-edge techniques such as laser-cut buttonholes and placket, seamsealing, and supersonic welding for a seamless, movement-friendly design.
Lightweight yet non-transparent, 4-way stretch, Ploes strikes the perfect balance between style and functionality, making it suitable for summer business wear, everyday life, and outdoor activities. Designed with versatility in mind, it ensures maximum freedom of movement and comfort for any occasion.
Function
Microscopique Fabric®
Ultrasonic technology
4-way Stretch
Antibacterial
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Crafted with Microscopique Fabric®, Ploes offers UV protection, antibacterial properties, and a lightweight yet non-transparent feel. Designed for durability and breathability, it ensures all-day comfort across different environments.
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Featuring laser-cut buttonholes, a seamless placket, supersonic welding, and seamsealing, Ploes redefines garment construction. These advanced techniques eliminate bulk and friction, enhancing both aesthetics and mobility.
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With a 4-way stretch design, Ploes adapts to movement effortlessly, making it perfect for business wear, daily activities, and outdoor adventures. Its ergonomic fit and seamless finish provide unrestricted motion and modern style.
WINNER OF TIME BEST INVENTIONS, THE FULL METAL JACKET WAS HAILED BY WIRED AS “THE VIRUS-KILLING COAT OF THE FUTURE.
Performance, Simplified
Designed for the elements. Built for endurance. K-TECH gear combines precision engineering with sustainable innovation—so you can focus on the journey ahead.
COPPER WAS USED TO CREATE THE EARLIEST RECORDED MEDICAL TOOLS IN ANCIENT EGYPT, AND NASA ARE NOW USING IT TO DEVELOP NEW MEDICAL TOOLS FOR SPACE MISSIONS.
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NOW NASA IS EXPERIMENTING WITH COPPER MEDICAL DEVICES.
4,000 years after the Egyptians, NASA is exploring the use of 3D-printed copper medical instruments on long-duration space missions. One of the issues with longer missions is that astronauts can experience an altered immune response, known as Immune System Dysregulation.
