A.Brolly Introduces Kiiory: A Game-Changing Graphene Hoodie That Transmits Temperature

Jan 19, 2024

Live on Kickstarter, the Kiiory Hoodie is made up of 90% graphene content fiber to keep people warm in temperatures as cold as -18 degrees Celsius.

London, United Kingdom - January 19, 2024 /MarketersMEDIA/ —

Kiiory, the revolutionary new graphene-infused, temperature-regulating hoodie from A.Brolly, is live on global platform Kickstarter and a breakout crowdfunding success story after having raised more than 1600% of their initial raise goal. 

Kiiory is not just a hoodie; it represents a fusion of style and science. The key feature of Kiiory lies in its use of graphene, a superconductive material known for its exceptional thermal conductivity. By incorporating graphene into the fabric, Abrolly has created a hoodie that effectively regulates body temperature, providing warmth in cold conditions and maintaining a comfortable coolness in warmer climates.

“The inspiration behind Kiiory comes from a desire to merge cutting-edge technology with everyday apparel, introducing a hoodie that not only provides exceptional warmth but does so in a way that reflects modern lifestyles. Kiiory is the embodiment of our commitment to innovation, sustainability, and the relentless pursuit of enhancing the well-being of individuals,” says founder and CEO Jason Su. “We believe in the transformative power of graphene, and Kiiory represents a leap forward in the intersection of fashion and advanced materials, creating a product that not only looks good but also feels extraordinary.”

The Kiiory Graphene-Made Hoodie is soft, comfortable, and anti-pilling for enhanced warmth without the bulk. It is also anti-static, ensuring a winter free from static troubles. The Kiiory Hoodie is a feature packed piece of apparel:

  • TECH— Made with futuristic graphene yarn
  • WARMTH— Increases temperature by 6 degrees within 60 seconds.
  • LIGHTNESS— 40% lighter than most standard hoodies
  • TRENDY— Versatile outfits, dress as you like.

The Kiiory Hoodie is made up of 90% graphene content fiber. The graphene is first grinded down into nano powder and then mixed with poly, and then pulled into graphene polyester yarn offering a long-lasting fabric that stays effective no matter how many times the hoodie is washed. The Kiiroy Hoodie can be used in temperatures as cold as -18 degrees celsius and still feel warm. For the campaign, Kiiory is being offering in a hoodie, sweatshirt, casual pants, loungewear, an eye mask, and a blanket in multiple colorways.

“Kiiory represents a new era in clothing technology. We believe in creating products that enhance the lives of our customers, and Kiiory does just that by redefining the way we experience warmth and comfort,” adds Su.

The Kiiory Graphene made Hoodie is currently live and available to support on Kickstarter: www.kickstarter.com/projects/abrolly/kiiory-graphene-made-hoodie-warm

About A.Brolly

A.Brolly is a new brand form by Grant Barnett & Artfarm Ltd, across three generations of knowledge with over 100 years of experience manufacturing umbrella for global luxury brands.

For more information on A.Brolly please visit abrollyuk.com

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