Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Worldwide Wearable Towel

男性向け「古代ローマ風」巻き
男性には写真の佐野アナのように「古代ローマ風」巻きがおすすめです!
ひげ剃りや、新聞をとりに行くといった日常だけでなく、
夏はアウトドアにもぴったり。
タオルなので肌触りもよく、体に巻いても気持ち良いです。
なにより、歩いても落ちてこないところが○
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We Can’t Believe These Wacky Products Actually Exist!
If you haven’t heard of the Snuggie by now, then you’re either living under a rock — or trapped in a sleeveless blanket. It's become such a pop-culture phenomenon that we went on the hunt for more inventions (and videos) corny enough to give the lounger-sleeping-bag-bodysuit a run for its money. And what we found... well, we just can’t make this stuff up.
If you haven’t heard of the Snuggie by now, then you’re either living under a rock — or trapped in a sleeveless blanket. It's become such a pop-culture phenomenon that we went on the hunt for more inventions (and videos) corny enough to give the lounger-sleeping-bag-bodysuit a run for its money. And what we found... well, we just can’t make this stuff up.
The Wearable Towel
Okay, in all fairness, it is next to impossible to keep your towel from slipping off as you engage in all your post-shower activities — like blow-drying your hair or clipping your toenails (hunched over and naked is not a pleasant angle for anyone). So we might be willing to give the wearable towel a pass if (1) robes didn't already exist, and (2) this infomercial didn't show a guy rocking it toga style in public at a barbecue with other couples in their respective wearable towels.
By Jessica Knoll
Link
Okay, in all fairness, it is next to impossible to keep your towel from slipping off as you engage in all your post-shower activities — like blow-drying your hair or clipping your toenails (hunched over and naked is not a pleasant angle for anyone). So we might be willing to give the wearable towel a pass if (1) robes didn't already exist, and (2) this infomercial didn't show a guy rocking it toga style in public at a barbecue with other couples in their respective wearable towels.
By Jessica Knoll
Link
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