Who didn't? The anxiety and joy of going to vaccinate against the coronavirus managed not to pay attention to the clothes that were chosen for that moment. Then, when the time came to show the arm to receive the injection, the person realized that they had to be almost naked. Something like that happened to Gabriel Críspulo, a textile businessman from Paraná, Entre Ríos.
The morning he was going to be inoculated against COVID-19, he had to unbutton his shirt and expose half of his torso. The same thing happened to a woman a few minutes before, who had to be lent a sack to cover herself. Then Críspulo came up with an idea that would make him famous: the shirt to get vaccinated.
For this reason, a few days ago, the textile businessman patented his design. How is? Basically, it's an ordinary shirt. But the garment has openings on both sides of the sleeves and they are covered with a flap, which is closed with velcro.
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Of course, the inventor did not go unnoticed and already gave his first interview, in which he said: "We had to adapt to a new life that we did not expect because we had never been through a pandemic before. We had to reorganize and reinvent ourselves. In my case, I reinvented myself”.
Of course, the idea of the shirt that is used to be vaccinated also brought about a venture. These days, while the production of garments continues, Gabriel is preparing to open the doors of Tauro C & D clothing, his own brand that will have a store on Leopoldo Herrera and Gobernador Ramón Mihura streets, in Paraná .
While anticipating that the price of the shirt will not be different from that of the common ones, Críspulo affirmed: “The design is a pilot test, it is already patented, and we are looking to make more garments with zippers, buttons or snaps. It is for those who do not want to undress because many want to get vaccinated and go out, because they escaped from work for a little while.
How could it be otherwise, the prototype of the garment was tested by himself. Although the day he had to receive the booster dose against COVID-19, the thermal sensation reached 38 degrees, Gabriel put on his long-sleeved shirt and went to the vaccination center. How did the nurses react when they saw your invention? "They told me I was a genius," he said proudly.
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Then he commented on the patenting of the shirt: “The project was uploaded to a world page for four months and since nobody did, I patented it. I aim for people to have work and with me they will have a lot of work, because it will be to give work to the retailer. We are going to start from below to give the possibility to those who do not have it ”.
In addition to the shirts, the merchant has already made 30 more garments related to vaccination, including jumpsuits, which cost a maximum of 1,300 pesos. Although they are aimed at babies, boys and girls. “They are for fathers and mothers who take their children to be vaccinated. Instead of having to undress them completely, they just have to remove a few clips and that's it."
