Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

Our statistics show that you really liked our recent list of unusual and creative t-shirts, so we had no choice but to publish another collection of really interactive shirts – this time from Japan.

“Incorporating the interactivity, the mundanity, and the sense of fun, Japanese designer-duo Noto-Fusai (SHIKISAI) is trying to explore the alternative possibilities of t-shirt design, through the use of black print on white surface.

Water comes out of faucet. the loose shoe lace you tie and untie. Very much an everyday situation, ought to be far from things like art / product design / fashion design. But once it is played on the stage of “white t-shirt” starring “black print”, it leaps high up to art / product design / fashion design. Scenario is not difficult at all. Very naturally the collection communicates you the designers’ intent, excitement and sense of fun.”

Website: shi-ki-sa-i.com

1. Bath Plug T-Shirt

Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

“Black aluminum ball chain is attached to the ribbon sewn to the shirt with the double ring, which allow us to remove the chain for wash. The point where the ribbon is sewn is supported on its back with a piece of felt.”

Venetian Blind T-Shirt

“The string is not a print, but a real string, which you can pull to open the blinds, as shown on the image above. Suitable to spend the hot summer.”

Shoelace T-Shirt

Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

“Your shoelace is undone. No, no, not on your feet, but on your chest.”

Pen And Note T-Shirt

Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

“Real pen is hung on the screen-printed notebook. You can write down whenever you suddenly need it!”

Power Pole T-Shirt

Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

“Although there are 3 real electric cable out of illustration, no need of being afraid of, if you try not to touch the cable directly, while wearing it.”

Reversi T-Shirt

Interactive Shikisai T-Shirts From Japan

“The game known as “reversi” or “othello” is printed on T-shirt. You can arrange where to place the 4 pin badges (2x black & 2x white). (in Japan, Reversi is a very popular family game for children first to learn the hierarchical relationship).”