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Small digital thermometers that can be stuck on a window are great for monitoring outdoor temperatures. They can also be easily adapted to a more mobile lifestyle. In fact, with just a few simple modifications, you can convert any garment into a fashionable weather station.
Whether you wear your own temperature on your sleeve or proudly display the ambient temps around your hot body for others to enjoy, a Hottie Hoodie can quickly tell you what you probably already know, that "it's cold as ice" outside today.
While the temperatures depicted by the Hottie Hoodie might not be 100% accurate due to emissive thermal radiation from dark and light fabric colors, at least you'll never be a foreigner to the weather around you, again.
Whether you wear your own temperature on your sleeve or proudly display the ambient temps around your hot body for others to enjoy, a Hottie Hoodie can quickly tell you what you probably already know, that "it's cold as ice" outside today.
While the temperatures depicted by the Hottie Hoodie might not be 100% accurate due to emissive thermal radiation from dark and light fabric colors, at least you'll never be a foreigner to the weather around you, again.
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Signing UpStep 1How to Make Your Own Hottie Hoodie
Time: 1 hour
Price: $23
Difficulty: Easy
Price: $23
Difficulty: Easy
Parts List
- Old Navy Hoodie ($15)
- Outdoor Digital Window Thermometer ($5; Lowe's Home Center #127453)
- Velcro Brand Sticky Back Tape 3-feet x 3/4-inch ($3; craft center)
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I can see it now, someone is going to forget to take the thermometer off and is going to wash their hoodie..... Genius. _
nice. kinda on the pointless side, but nice.