Customisable sweaters to pyjama suits, 'hybrid apparels' a big WFH fashion trend


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Forget Zoom calls in your underwear, as the fashion world is working on stylish and comfortable alternatives to traditional work clothes. Photo: AFP

Sweatpants and hoodies resurfaced with the onset of the pandemic, when working from home became the new norm. But does that mean these homewear favourites should also become the norm?

Some parts of the fashion world are currently working on interactive or hybrid apparel designed to fit with our new ways of working. The latest in line is none other than a colourful, interactive, customisable sweater that's sure to light up your video conference calls.

Read more: Spring/Summer 2021 is the season where we learn to dress up again

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