Eco Factor: Cargo pants with photovoltaic cells help charge gadgets.
Silvr Lining has introduced unique cargo pants that have been especially designed to fascinate the minds of all eco-friends. Dubbed the Go Urban, these unique cargo pants include a pair of built-in photovoltaic panels on two easy-access side pockets.
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Costing $920, the cargo pants have been made available in two different colors and are made from animal-friendly Ultrasuede. The low-slung drawstring trouser is light in weight and is stain and water resistant. The two PV pockets of the cargo pants function as independent power supply units so that you can charge two different gadgets simultaneously using clean solar energy.
Via: Ecouterre
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