Baxter: Oh, a living jacket! Imagine weaving nanofibers that respond to motion, using bio‑plastic algae that photosynthesize and polymerize on the spot. We could embed a tiny hydrogel lattice that fills in gaps when you bump into something—like a living repair kit stitched into the seam. The trick is keeping it biodegradable yet durable; maybe a chitosan matrix that breaks down in compost but holds up in the street. Let’s prototype with a 3D‑printed scaffold, then grow the fibers from a bio‑ink slurry. We’ll need to balance flexibility, breathability, and that "runway chic" flair. Let's get the lab on it—time to turn fabric into a living masterpiece!