Japanese company to sell Swine Flu-resistant suit — because nobody wants their clothes to get sick

Oct 8th 2009
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Japan’s been particularly hard hit with this H1N1 influenza marching around the globe, so maybe it shouldn’t be surprising that one of its companies has come up with an “anti-flu” suit… but it still is. Japanese clothier Haruyama Trading Company has developed and is now selling a men’s suit which will supposedly ward off the H1N1 virus — not the first time we’ve seen this idea .

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Japanese company to sell Swine Flu-resistant suit — because nobody wants their clothes to get sick

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