“The virus-killing coat of the future” and Times's Best Inventions award. Constructed from 11 kilometres of copper, a material that has played a pivotal role in human advancement—from ancient tool-making and water sterilisation to modern communication, transportation, and power—copper is now being harnessed for its potential in creating disease-resistant clothing suitable for both Earth and space. Each jacket's copper strands are precisely measured by lasers to maintain their softness and flexibility. The jacket is further equipped with an advanced waterproof and breathable membrane that adjusts to various weather conditions, along with generously sized pockets, a fleece-lined neck, and a unique six-day curing process.