On August 4, 2014, Australia used a newly invented fabric to make a groundbreaking T-shirt. No matter how people try to soak it, this T-shirt can maintain good waterproof performance.
This white T-shirt called "The Cavalier" is 100% cotton. Although the surface looks bland, the fabric is woven using "hydrophobic" nanotechnology applications, making this T-shirt effective to prevent most liquids and stains from immersing. This T-shirt can be machine-washed, and its waterproof function can withstand up to 80 washes. Its fabric has a natural self-cleaning function, and any stains attached to it can be scrubbed or rinsed off with water.
Unlike other waterproof applications that contain chemicals, T-shirts imitate the natural hydrophobic characteristics of lotus leaves. The invention of this fabric may have a revolutionary impact on restaurants and cafes. In addition, this fabric can also be used in the medical industry or hospitals.