SCOTTeVEST Introduces Gadget Tie…Add Some Spice to Your Life

Ketchum, Idaho—August 2004—SCOTTeVEST, INC., known for creating functional clothing with multiple pockets, introduces its first 1 pocket item—a necktie. Following the lead of the Tabasco® folks, SCOTTeVEST® sets out to add some spice to your life with its spiffy new product. The 100% silk, bright red Gadget Tie is a must for gadget lovers! The design features cell phones, PDAs, MP3 players and more. The hidden pocket is perfect for carrying a credit card, key, money, mints…or any other small items. For those requiring more than 1 pocket, the Gadget Tie is the ideal complement to the TEC sport jacket, which features 14 hidden pockets.

The Gadget Tie is currently available for $29.99 exclusively at www.scottevest.com.

For more information and hi-res images, see the Press Kit Page, call Media Relations at 208-727-6700, or email us at pr@scottevest.com. SCOTTeVEST products are available for purchase at www.scottevest.com or by calling 1-866-909-VEST (8378).


About SCOTTeVEST LLC and Technology Enabled Clothing

Founded in 2001, SCOTTeVEST LLC and its wholly-owned division Technology Enabled Clothing®, are the leaders in the apparel industry as it relates to incorporating electronic equipment into clothing. SCOTTeVEST® began designing clothing to meet the needs of techies and travelers who needed to both carry and use their electronic gadgets. As expected, prior versions were an immediate hit with the geek-chic crowd. In an unexpected twist, SeV products rapidly gained a following among undercover law enforcement officers, including the C.I.A., F.B.I., Secret Service, and other branches of the newly formed Homeland Defense Department. SCOTTeVESTs have are currently being exhibited at The Tech Museum of Innovation in Silicon Valley, The Innoventions Pavilion at Disneyland, and The International Spy Museum Store in Washington, D.C. The SeV has even shown up on HBO’s smash hit, The Wire. SCOTTeVEST LLC has filed for international patent protection for the design and utility of incorporating third-party electronic devices and their wires into clothing.