The Undress Means Never Having to Bare Your Bum in Public

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These days inspiration is everywhere. Take the “Undress,” a new $69 invention created by two athletes who found it difficult to quickly change out of their workout clothes in public without feeling overly exposed. “For runners, swimmers, surfers, cross-trainers, mums, travelers and other women with several places to be in one day, it often leaves little time and means to change outfits,” California-based co-founder April Estrada told The Daily Mail.

So, how does this all-in-one work? Simply throw on the garment—which is in the shape of a long tank dress—over your workout clothes, making sure to pull the handle up through your sports bra. Take the adjoining drawstring and fasten it as a halter neck. From there you are provided coverage both below and on top. Through pockets on the sides make it easy to wriggle in and out of shorts and pants. “The Undress is designed with two side access openings, a slip-under front panel, drawstring, front inner lining, and other special features that make the transition of changing without being exposed possible,” says Estrada.

Et voila! Changing in and out of your clothes has never been less risqué. Now if only they would invent the portable one-person shower.