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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ค. 2017
- Petit Pli clothes are made for children up to three years old.
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Now we know how animated characters can still wear the same clothes everyday for years at a time.
And how a character can be the same age for multiple years... (Ash Ketchum from Pokemon is legit STILL 10.)
dun dun duhhh
@@helloworld366 Lmaoo was looking for this comment
@@helloworld366 Nah he's 11 now. After all these years he's only aged once
Oo
This gives "one size fits all" a whole new meaning.
Fact
Facts
Fact
*whole
Meaning*
Kids when they become teens:
"You only ever bought me that one outfit!"
nah this thing is mainly made for kids cuz kids from being newborn grown significantly faster within just a year. and getting them clothes is actually a pain .. so this might work. problem is whether these are comfortable for the kids or not lmao.
@@marclenraymagdaraog691 yeah I know but it's still gonna be a hard sell I think cuz people love taking pics of their kids when they are little in all different outfits anyway. Plus them kids be messing up clothes pretty badly lol.
when they 65: “why………”
Parents:
“But it’s all in different colours”
That's all you need to become a great Ninja son
Cool, we have clothes that last a while. Now you gotta figure out how to make them not look like astronaut suits
Its the pandemic no ones gonna see them
Why would I not want (or my kids) to look like astronauts?
nah bro these things look like the roof of an asian house, especially the red one
@@luisafernandariveramolina8199 I mean… I guess. As long as it comes with a helmet 😂
yes facts
Everyone saying it’s bad is gonna change their minds once a celebrity’s kid starts wearing it. Then it’s gonna become a huge trend no matter how ugly or uncomfortable it is
Celeb kids really do wear the ugliest stuff ngl
They’re forced to though so it’s not their fault. It’s their parents fault. My mom made me wear some ugly @ss stuff when I was little too
@@introvert3964 True, but that's not the point
@@aharrypotterfan5951 Yea true.
Nobody gives a shit what the Kids of celebs are wearing (at least outside the US). Is it easy to put on the child, does the child like wearing it, is it easy to clean
He should've made this for the mothers during pregnancy as well.
^Amazing idea
Look up pregnancy jeans
@@mario__265 so it's already made?
omg yes
omg truee
As an artist , you could've printed literally anything with alternating motions on those shirts and pants to make then 500% more appealing .
He likes the futuristic look
@@curiousme113 by futuristic you mean ,
"Looks like something Gangesh Khans army used to wear " right?
@@StressHaze Are... are you trying to say "Genghis Khan"?
@@Owen_013 you know what I mean.
he is an engineering not a fashion designer
Will it last for 3 years worth of washing though? Bear in mind how filthy children from 1 to 3 can get clothing sometimes in just a few hours of wear. I think it's awesome to see art and geometry meet to try and simplify real life issues, I just wonder how practical this really is or if it's more just a gimmick.
@@butt.whytho I agree with that. This is very similar to an artist I recently learned about and I'm so frustrated I can remember his name. Anyways he is half paper folding artist and half engineer/sciencetest and he combines the two to make these jaw dropping geometrical things of pure beauty. But his more recent stuff involves using material that has fold memory and at a resting state the whole thing is collapses on itself so it just looks like a stack of paper no thicker than a magazine but when it's opened up it opens onto these really big geometric "sculpters". Engineers are studying what he does to learn from his technique which is something completely unique and could lead to ground breaking methods in how we build things. I really wish I could remember the name.
Even if it doesn't, it would still be used more times than a regular piece of clothing that only fits for a few months.
@@ismata3274 I guess you should wash it in a washing bag, just like other delicate items
Pressure wash the kid wearing those clothes. What could go wrong?
One of the problems i've noticed is that they only seem to extend length-wise.. That and they're quite springy in nature, so how are they supposed to stay deployed on larger children?
y'all worried about how ugly it is but there are people out there who actually need it 🙄
but it still ugly
abby nava dude these are probably expensive af. it's probably less expensive to buy cheaper baby clothes. I mean, it's only one pair of pants, and you can't wear them everyday...
then they can still buy it. just because i think it looks like a hefty brand trash bag doesn't mean no needing family can buy it. they can get all the lil trash bag shirts that they need, those shirts still still look like a disgrace to me. but if families need them then by all means let the trashbags sell.
abby nava that was honestly my thoughts on this whole video. I really though he was going to say he was inspired by needy kids with parents who can't afford to keep buying clothes every 3 months. I think the concept is great. And kids don't really care as long as they're free to move. I'm sure it keeps them nice and warm too.
I can see this being very helpful for needy families world wide
+ abby nava yes there are many kids in the world who wear dresses which are too small for them cause they don't have enough money to buy dresses. And it is a brilliant idea for homeless kids. It will help them to have dress which will be able to grow with them. Hats of to him. for creating this😇
Kid: Dad, when I grow up I wanna be an accordion
Dad: *say no more*
Lol
bruh
Lmao
LMAO😭
I laughed so hard at this lmao thanks
“These kids are very athletic”
Kid proceeds to jump
Wow! Great idea! As a single mom this would've been a life saver while my boys were little. This is going to help a lot of people. I love it!
For how bad fast fashion is getting, this is a great idea. Some people say it's ugly or that kids will be bullied but honestly my nephew would just be fascinated by these. Additionally the idea of owning less clothes is one that should be more heavily integrated if we want to make a change for the better regarding waste.
@@kit76149 honestly!!
theyre less than 3 years old theres no way they'll be bullied lmao
I dont think there ugly at all, they look quite trendy in my opinion, and I think kids would think their really cool and fascinating.
exactly.....imagine ur cupboard with 5 sets of clothes......and usually making cotton uses a lot of water and effort in the entire process......this could be the game changer.....but idk.....video was made in 2017.....now....yea.....is kinda old, but tht is a crazy coool idea
It a a paper suit bro
This would be great for maternity wear, clothes that stretch out with the baby bump.
yass!!
YES
Yes
Delete this comment before more people see it and steal the idea
I spoke with the creator of Petit Pli at a recent exhibition and he and his co-workers said that they are in the process of making maternity wear
They had something like this in the early 2000s too,it was a scarf/shirt and itchy as heck
That's actually pretty thoughtful, my cousin and his wife are always buying new clothes for their toddler
I can see this being a trend when they come up with some new designs/ logos
FavDave same
But isn't this clothing made out of plastic?
Ewwwww. I don’t want to see this everywhere
DataPug why not it’s just clothes who cares it’s practical
This is for poor kids. Don't make a fashion trend.
*Kid* : _I wanna be a dragon!!_
*Parent* : _Impossible._
*_Problem solved._*
I bet you are game of thrones fan
Walker💕
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Lol
That shit looks like it was made out of paper🤣
I remember being ten in the early 2000’s when shirts with that material were so extremely popular for girls. Think they were called popcorn shirts
I love the fact that they look so futuristic but they are also very practical and weather resistant
INSIDER takes 3 shots, uses each 3x in a video.
Yep
Lmao yes
Huh?
What??
@@serene9636 how can you not understand a thing as simples as that
My grandma would be like "Why didn't you iron the clothes" 🙄
omg😂😂😂😂
LmAoo same! 😂😂
Lmfao same
XD
Leave ur grandma out of this smh
I need these with all the takeaways I’ve been getting lately.
Also Incredible Hulk could do with these as well to save a fortune in new clothes bills.
Kids don't care about fashion, they deserve the comfort. No matter how it looks I think the comfort is what matters the most
People making fun : 1%
Mothers complaining about people making fun : 99%
Because it was drowned out by TH-cam algorithms. Not enough likes and all.
"Looks like a trash bag" 3.5 k likes
"Looks like you forgot to iron". 6.5 k likes
That's more than 1% isnt it?
kAsi
right
"mothers" 😂
You:making fun
Me, an intellectual: fabricating amusement
This can be useful in poor countries or for people who cannot afford new clothing. I swear y'all are so entitled. 🙄
Slap Me Big Daddy I have not seen an single commet here that isn't like this. Congrats, Your un-original.
RandomFallen Human Maybe it's because that comment was written 6 days ago. Take a step off your high horse lmao
RandomFallen Human You're*
cisplxtin Apologies for the typo.
Galaxiswirl Fair enough.
I had a shirt like this when I was little. It was my favorite shirt.
Looks more like a chainmail armour for kids😂
Looks like mongolian or ancient chinese empire armor.
Looks like an accordion :p
Too much waste on the fashion industry, this will help reduce it. Keep up the good work
finally a positive comment!
octarini salim you really think this will reduce the fashion industry!! Lol, people want to express them selves and wear different garments every so often not look like a pixelated trash bag. Don't speak about the fashion industry you fool.
@@vimos.9996 what type of toddler needs to be fashionable though.... Toddler clothes are like the most wasteful stuff cause you use them for such a short timw
Silver Kalvin Didn't see that these were for kids only.
@@vimos.9996 idk if it's only for kids but theres no use for these for adults since even if we grow, our clothes are still gonna fit.... It makes more sense if it's for toddlers
cool so this is what the hulk has been using all along
Beardzerk OMG XDXDXD
Beardzerk boi...
Beardzerk
XD
XD
LOL!!
This is perfectly what I imagined the 2020s to be like when I was younger.
Awesome idea! I wish these were around when my kids were coming up. Childrens clothes are so expensive. They grow so darn fast! This is an environmentally responsible and friendly way to clothe your children. Assuming that the clothes are also affordable.
What if a person grows skinnier, but taller?
Me in a nutshell
OmegaDark 22 me
D That's how my body is and i have to take up all my jeans at the waist to fit me
Why so relatable...XD
NeonClashProductions ii
Asian mom’s be like:
We don’t need that one, We’re going to buy you a shirt that will fit you from 1 to 25 yrs old .
🤣🤣🤣 True
lol same i have a jacket that my mom bought when i was in kindergarten it legit still fits me till i was in3rd grade of elementary school
it is what it is haha
Lmaooo trueee
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Super inspiring concept as I’ve been working on my own version. And I love the origami / Issey Miyake vibe!
I love the idea, and the fact that they look like a costume Vincent D'Onofrio's character in 'The Cell' wore, is just a great chilling bonus.
Am I the only one who thought it was made out of paper at first 😂
Twenty Øne Crybabies No, look at the comments
Twenty Øne Crybabies i did
That Girl half-alive 😆😆
Twenty Øne Crybabies
Yeah, I thought that you just sew on a strip when the kid grew a bit :D
Aiden Is Dun |-/
You guys who are complaining on the look should stop because this is a brilliant idea for those parents who can't afford to buy clothes and to be honest they look cool.
Raul 1000
Tea but honestly, the poor can't afford it too.
all were sayin is that it looks bad, never said it's a bad idea
Potato Gamer I know , which is why I said that you people who are complaining on the looks should stop. In present time people always are judging on looks , like come on don't judge a book by its cover. It serves it's purpose.
on the looks
I actually have a shirt very similar to this design for my daughter. They were popular in the 90s, lol. We called them scrunchy shirts. They looked like a tiny little shirt all scrunched up that would fit a baby doll, but they stretched out enormously. They typically had really busy designs on them. Anyway, I got that for her when she was around 2 at a garage sale, and she still wears it today at age 5. Next year, it will probably be handed to her younger sister. Best $1 I ever spent.
My mom :"I will buy your entire stock"
He took "he'll grow into it" literally 😭
but the real question is.... are these clothes comfortable???
Doesn't look like it, but I'm sure they will improve on the basic design over the next couple of years
They look comfortable but the material looks like costume stuff
Hopefully they'll make these clothes in better materials
He literally said in the video that the material and design was chosen keeping children's comfort in mind. I bet its more comfortable than some of the horrendous almost adult like clothes people put their kids in.
@Gabrielė Mac
*Probably*
@Kir By Just because something doesn't look comfortable doesn't mean it isn't.
Make fun of it all you want. But this dude is working hard trying to solve the problem with fast fashion because it’s one of the biggest problems in the world and you out there doing nothing
Best way to deal with 'fast fashion' is to demolish it with these ;)
It's definitely not one of the biggest problems in the world, lmao.
If u want to stop waist then stop those plastic straws u get from the bar use sustainable metal straws and stop buying those starbucks frappucinos in that plastic cup that u throw away think bout that next time u comment bout fashion
"biggest problem in the world" in first world problems, yes
Maia 536 the global fashion industry is the 2nd most polluting industry behind the oil industry, there is certainly a problem with the waste that comes out it
It's a start. I support it. Outfits that grow/shrink with the person - I think adults need these more.
They used to sell these at the remate they’re popcorn garments. The thing with the ones at the remate was that after they fully extended they weren’t stretchy at all. But hopefully his version will be stretchier and more comfortable
This would be great if it didn’t make you look like you are an 8 bit character.
Minecraft in life
I don't see the problem
Toddlers dont care lol
@Edward Smith by modern standards it does look pretty bad, but then again it's for toddlers it's not like they have a fashion preference
Lets call it a prototype
When you see a problem that nobody is trying to solve. Do it yourself.
This guy is beyond awesome.
I wouldn't want my kid to wear this, the problem being that it's not breathable and if you've ever worn a shirt like this like they used to have in the 90s, you would know that they would make you sweat your ass off in the material is highly uncomfortable. unfortunately I hope that's not the case and he's renovated it into something different especially if he's putting it on children, but something tells me that's not the case.
@@colleenharrison1638 true true but in the future he will find a way to improve it by look, comfort, ect. To satisfy customers.
How are kids growing a problem?
@@colleenharrison1638 yeah but for the beginning, this is great. Thus, the clothes aren't uncomfortable to the point that the kids hate it(ofc considering the weather too)
But family in poor condition would be great for thia product
Armands Saulitis because they need new clothes when they grow
This would be great for Doctors & Nurses gowns... since they are used once One-size fits all would really fit in here.
Brilliant concept. A true money saver for anyone. I hope this catches
This would be awesome for low income families or families who just want to save money. Not all of us have older cousins to get handmedowns from.
That outfit won't be cheap and will wear out extremely fast. Buying/trading used clothing is better.
@@VPCh.
I've been wondering the longevity of the material. If it could stand weekly washings for 3 years......🤔🤷♀️
@@tonis204 Not even close to 3 years, it would struggle to work for a month. And the other issue is that any time the clothing is streched it would deform permanently.
@Lucy how old are you? appreciate your siblings and your parents' efforts more. You'll grow out of that hatred once you, hopefully, mature
@@postwhateverwhenever she never said that she hated anyone. Most kids dislike wearing hand-me-downs.
There are kids out there who complain about not getting the newest iphone, someone saying they'd prefer not to wear their brothers clothes is not the most immature thing I've heard by a long shot
They look like you forget to iron the shirts and trousers
You mean pants?
@@aubreedoster15 same thing
😑
@@aubreedoster15 same thing
Aubree Doster trousers is more of a U.K. think I believe
4 years later and this still hasn't taken off.
This is an evolutionary idea! Companies should definitely adopt this and work on improving it further
Its not really a new thing . I remember this being a thing like 15-20 years ago , idk why they are branding it as revolutionary when its really a copy of something that went out of fashion a long time ago
It's a very good idea but they look so uncomfortable
I was thinking the opposite, maybe I’m just tired but I thought they looked comfortable enough to sleep in, and they kinda cute imo I wanna buy some
@@thatsnotmyname8212 Dunno man, looks like roof tiles.
@garlic69 I’m crying at this 😂😂😂
I have a shirt like this but it's really comfortable
And they're kinda ugly.
I don't understand why so many people saying stuff like "Y'all out there picking out flaws" when I have literally found zero negative comments.
Ikr?
When I watched this one like months ago it was full of comments like: "this is some ugly ass shit", I guess positive comments came up later
Cause the negative comments were here at first, then the positive comments came later
@@shadowoflightdarkness4898 oh k i see
Steras same thing here
This is a good innovation. Actually, I had this kind of cloth from 15 years ago... and I can still fit on those...
This looks like something the paper master in school would make. They always showed off during recess
It will work for people in developing countries who can't afford buying lots of clothes. Thank you for this marvelous invention.
It isn't cheap, it's fairly expensive. Better buy normal clothes :-)
Very original comment right here
Why countries? You think that in rich countries you don't have poor people? This will be useful for ALL people, ALL AROUND THE WORLD, who don't have enough money to always buy clothes.
People in poor countries buy used clothes.
@@MatyPoov it's because it just started, once the invention will become common use it will be cheap.
This would be especially good for the poverty kids
If they had an affordable version it would be really useful. It also seems less wasteful.
Agreed. These would be so impactful to donate
Would be cool if there was charities who are raising money to buy these clothes for children in poverty.
You might get the same problem with shoe company’s and Africa, it takes away business from the local area starving the community even more
@@luvmypolly actually if ur in poverty high chances are that each piece of clothing wont cost that much. For example like thrift shopping. A shirt could cost 3-2 dollars and that kid could have it for years. Buying everything in total would still last them longer and itll be cheaper than over a hundred for one piece. Plus they'll probs be made fun of for wearing that to the point where they're too embarassed to put it on.. not like they have a choice since their parents already spent hundreds on that one just one set or clothing that'll last them a whole three years. Imagine.. :(
This is a great idea. Bet they could expand on it to make it look less squarey.
I needed these when the pandemic hit. Went up two sizes in a year, now I'm back down one. Lol.
it would be nice but you would get bullied at school for cosplaying as a pinata
🤣
Piñatas don't look like that lol
@@diegocastaneda1016 have u been a pinata before?
It's for toddlers, 1. I don't think toddlers care about fashion, 2. I don't think they're old enough to go to school 3. They look kinda cool imo
Maybe he should just make more designs so the kids have more options and are more likely to wear the clothing he makes
Well it seems like it’s aimed towards young kids because of how quickly they grow
That's probably really helpful to parents who can't afford a lot of clothing as well
That costs about 3 tines more than regular clothes
it's 300
ArtyHD It may be more expensive but you can keep it for a long time
Amara it's called a baby shower!
Amara heard of towels?
Dudes like this are underrated
I feel like this would be best for families who cannot afford clothes or ones in impoverished areas who are in need, but I don't think the average 1st world person (which is likely a vast majority of people who will see this vid) would buy these.
Kristan Collins Or to reduce the waste of money and materials in the future.
Kristan Collins just wait until fashion magazines put this in their covers and people would buy it. Just because is the trend.
Ana Eva Delgado Luque Yeah no adults arent the target market for these clothes
Unless the familly is really cheap. Then yes, yes they would by this.
Or for those who care about the environment and want to reduce the nondegradable waste since even a pair of socks needs 91 years to get degraded... Smh !
People who think it's ugly... first off, clothes don't only exist to be beautiful, they have actual practical functions lmao. For developing countries or poorer families this is extremely helpful. Second, the designer mentioned about how children explore the earth and are very active, and that's true! It kills me when I see little girls dressed up in big puffy dresses, and then when they try to do something like go down a slide or climb a rock their parents stop them so they don't ruling the dress. Kids are meant to play a lot of the time, and the fact that these clothes are durable and water resistant helps that.
PlatypusDoodles :)
Lya Media ...
Lya Media disagree.
What about nature. Is that ugly too then?
they're still ugly tbh.
PlatypusDoodles The clothes in the video can be ruined. They are resistant but they still can get torn or get stains.
Something similar to this used to exist back in the late 1990s/early 2000s. I remember it was like a tiny shirt that opened up to full size lol.
They really puttin kids in Chainmail armor 😂
Client: I want to look like a ROOF.
Designer: Done
Dying 😂😂
I want to look like a roof...
Joshua Tamayo 😂😂😂😂
Designer: say no more fam
*SAY NO MORE*
Expanding clothes for pregnant women. Go!
Gabrielle Haight no. Clothes for the baby, after the pregnant woman gives birth.
Good idea actually. Other reply is probably retarded,
Gabrielle Haight omg
good idea actually
This is funny, but a actual good idea
This is so precious😍‼️
Such a brilliant idea... Great work.. 👍
I have to be honest the pants look like a trash bag
Miss Starstruck true
true
Miss Starstruck ikr
Miss Starstruck yep
Miss Starstruck ikr
Comment section:
50%: people complaining about negative comments
50%: positive comments
0%: negative comments
Yeah it's me %10 percentage comments
Lol so how can they complain about negative comments if there's no negative comments ?
@@goldiful9439 dat profile pic..
The negative comments were deleted but they existed prior
This video is 1 year old, im pretty sure there is a chance there were negative comments
I think adults need those, too: Before and after Christmas 😁😅🤪
What a cool idea to help new parents cut down on the cost of raising a kid! I hope this becomes the normal for kids clothing :)
FORGET CLOTHES THE SHOES ARE THE PROBLEM
TalkingInk67969
I’m size 11 and 14 years old.
YOU DONT GET WOMANS SIZE 11 EASILY
Rose Vampire lol.. im 16 with a size 14 in mens
y'all have huge feet... i'm fourteen and wear size 4's in womens.
TalkingInk67969 Google "shoes that grow." Brilliant design. They get bigger as children grow.
Looks so uncomfortable
E FILMS it probably has a soft material in the inside
It's pretty comfortable actually.. I have a white shirt made with this style
E FILMS ikr
Blush I love to be comfy I need these!
E FILMS and ugly
The world needs this
Genius guy... Love from Pakistan
a really smart idea that can help many people save a lot of money !
nat But how does this actually cost? Would it really be cheaper?
Lusy fox assuming it's not set at a really ridiculous price ($200-$300 or something like that) i believe it still will be cheaper long term wise, yes :)
People will spend so much money on expensive childrens clothing that they will never be able to wear in the future, so yes this is definitely a long term money saver.
Biscuit Or you know Goodwill, yard sales, clearance.
90s kids be like: pffft, we had these popcorn clothes 20 years ago. Next.
Bethany Rose I was searching the comments to see who else remembered these from the 90's! They were all the rage at my school.
Bethany Rose THANK YOU! I thought surely to god someone else would think of those.
Bethany Rose I remember those! They were scratchy and itchy and they didn't breath so they were hot.
Bethany Rose Yes exactly!
Bethany Rose lmao I was looking for this comment.
This guy came up with something great and the comments are filled with negativity. Cmon guys.
Wow what a great idea 👏👏👏 sustainable environment less clothes wastage as well.
This is a good idea!
Mostly people who are in shelters or can't afford clothing for there kids can use this so they don't have to worry
Or people who are efficient and know how to save money.
nowhere in the video or their website does it say that it's affordable
@@RoarofdalioN true .
@@RoarofdalioN Should be affordable or else it defeats the purpose
It's a one time purchase for years it'll be worth even if it costs a $100.
"Cloths that grow with kids to save money"
Cost: 5000$
Usage: one wash
Hotel: trivago
that is..WHAT PRICE?!
@@hudaghani2828 when you can buy 50 outfits for the same price lmao (assuming you buy bland pieces at cheap stores)
@@franciscomachado5174 sustainable fashion is against buying 50 outfits that will finish their life in the ocean or a forest. I prefer buying one outfit that can be worn during years than 50 different ones every one to two years. I was consuming only fast fashioned and low priced clothes until I decided to buy less but upgrade in quality 6 years ago. In the end I pay a lot less now with "high end eco friendly" clothes than before with my low priced outfits. Yes I have a only a quarter of the amount of clothes I had before but my clothes are much more comfortable and pleasant to wear now and I'm always well dressed even if I only wear basic pieces.
@@kleineoOoStern i agree with you, but this is ugly af, and the child will only wear it for like 6 years (assuming he uses the same thing everyday), so it’s a good idea on pper but pretty poor execution
This man is a genius.
Why am I just being recommended this 4 years later? I want these clothes
Who else read it as "Clothes grow kids"
MrJiggles I read It as,"Kids grow clothes" I felt really dumb after 😂
Lmfao I thought I was the only one
they don't _look_ great, but they're very useful if you're poor.
Elisa şi ioana prietene yes for now but when they become more popular they could sell them at dollar stores for cheap
Troy Morgan ...no have you heard of supply and demand???
Its still a good idea
Elisa şi ioana prietene parents spend more than that on baby clothes that overtime doesnt fit them ,so why not :/
Elisa şi ioana prietene holy shit,200 bucks.But i think that's a good inversion at long
Top Notch Creativity!
This reminds me of those rainbow bracelets we had that would expand when pulled and go back to its place again
They looked like they were wearing armadillo skin
Being am armadillo doesn't sound so bad
@~Kyashī Aisakku~ • 13 years ago i wanna be famous
@~Kyashī Aisakku~ • 13 years ago yeah that was a joke,people are gonna do kill videos and trace my oc
Still, some fashion can be left behind when it comes to using less fabric
@@Jewel_Man_Kisser 'Rockstar by nickleback' intensifies in the background
People making fun of this idea probably;
- Don't have kids
- Don't know how expensive kid's clothes are, especially for multi-child families
- Don't realize how wasteful the fashion industry is.
- Don't actually understand that fashion goes AGAINST social normal
- Were probably bullied in school
- Put too much stock in what a THREE YEAR OLD is wearing and how it will ultimately effect their social status at a later age. (Which is really no one's business...at all)
People who like this idea are probably
-Broke
-Shouldn’t have a kid in the first place
@@brandonrainey9432 so true
Why would you have 10 kids if you can't afford clothes for them all though? You're making fun of people who don't like this idea when in reality you're dumb for not understanding that having kids isn't cheap either. Also, who cares if people like fashion? You're seriously judging people for that? Yikes. What do you do when someone is shopping for cute baby clothes just because they want their kid to look cute? Scream at them and complain like you did here? For embarrassing.
I'd rather spend money on my kid's clothing than have them get beat up in school for looking like they are wearing origami for clothes. When they grow out their clothes can get donated or passed down. It's not that serious.
@@marysmother1152 You do realise that 100 Billions clothings are made every single year ? For 7 Billions people ? (Tbf, mostly western or rich countries so make it the half of 7 billions)
That's honestly quite a waste.
I think this is pretty cool for kids under 4 or somthing along those lines, im not sure when i started wanting to wear certain things cause i thought they looked nice but under that age is a pretty safe bet
That's amazing!!
Guys, this is just the start. In several years time, this genius could possibly apply this principle to more normal-looking clothes
Exactly. People are judging what is, in essence, a prototype
They're judging a prototype and here I am, thinking it's actually cool and looks kind of like a dragon skin.
@@Kasiarzynka I had the same sentiment
Look up maxiloones there already are completely normal looking "grow with me" pants options for tots!
Dude I read your name as *_Pablo Picasso_* inplace of *_Paolo Pasaoi_*
People calling it ugly fail to realize the importance of the clothes even the designer fails to realize that people who can not afford clothes in third world countries could benefit greatly from this design who cares if they're ugly. If you don't like it don't buy it.
sidthekid456 yess u deserve a like👏
alis shsfhyd you too :")
sidthekid456 It matters a whole lot. These clothes will be brought on a market were the buyers are most likely people who can afford different type of clothing, therefore they indirectly decide whether this product will be further produced or not. So the clothing HAS to appeal to most of the buyers. Also as long as we don't know the price of these garments we can't even say whether it will benefit poor families or not. And considering how the producer is planning to open up a store in the UK, these garments will be most likely wayyy too expensive for third world families anyways. I like your view, but the world sadly doesn't work that way.
AN Kemble there are so many designers and brands with clothes that many people will find ugly and there are some people who will love his design. He is going to find his own niche market. To each its own. Not all designs will appeal to everyone.
AN Kemble and I also don't care whether or not the design does well on the market the patent on the design can greatly benefit other people.
Brilliant. Clothing for children is so wasteful when they grow so fast you need to replace everything quickly. Kiddos are not cheap. Thank you ,my friend for that brilliant mind of yours.
Yeah, because kids are really delicate with their clothing and never get holes in the knees or stain their clothing.
there is something so satisfying about when the fabric is stretched