A team of MIT grads and spacesuit designers who call themselves the are developing their own line of Apollo shirts. The shirts incorporate some of the same temperature-adjusting technology used in NASA space suits. Now the Ministry of Supply is looking for into a reality.

The Apollo shirts incorporate to pull heat from your body. The heat is not just radiated back out; instead, the shirt stores it for later use whenever you enter a colder environment, such as an air-conditioned room. When you enter a cool environment, the shirt releases the stored heat to keep you at your perfect skin temperature.

The shirts are also made of a particular blend of fabrics that whisks away your sweat and an anti-microbial coating that keeps your personal odors at bay. The Ministry of Supply also claims that its shirt will remain tucked in no matter how you move about and that it's "truly winkle free."

The Ministry of Supply has already met its $30,000 goal, but you can still pick up your own Apollo shirt for a pledge of $95.

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