It's what 007 wears on laundry day:
- T-shirt with a built-in spy camera
- Classic spy style artwork on a blue shirt
- Click the control box in your pocket to take picture.
It's what 007 wears on laundry day.
Even Mr. Bond has to have an off day when all his fancy duds are at the $1.50 Dry Cleaners and he's down to his last pair of underpants. But just because his suit jackets are gone doesn't mean he can't hide fancy spy gadgets on his person. Before he drags out the t-shirts he wore while canvassing for decade-old political campaigns or his favorite band that broke up when he was in college, he goes for his old standby, the From Tokyo With Love Electronic Spy Camera Shirt.
It's so deliciously obvious. Centered in the artwork on the shirt is the man himself, holding a camera to his face. But not just a picture of a camera. Hidden behind the soft cotton exterior is a fully-functioning spy camera. That's right. Whatever your chest can see, the camera can see. A cable connects the camera to a small black box that fits discreetly in your pocket. Just reach in, press the button, and your shirt will capture the evidence before you.
Important Note
The Electronic Spy Camera Shirt is for novelty purposes only. Please respect the privacy of other carbon based life forms... robots and aliens are fair game. Best results are achieved by shooting during the day. Night shots are only feasible if you can stand amazingly still and your subjects are not moving.
Example Stealthy Pix Shot with Spy Camera Shirt
Product Features
- Stylish retro spy theme T-Shirt has a tiny color digital camera hidden in the chest
- Use the pocket based remote to shoot color digital photos
- Vibration feedback shutter lets you know when you've taken a new shot
- Holds over 150 color digital photos, 640 x 480 resolution
- Electronics are completely removable for washing
- Plug in with USB to download photos
- Works with any OS including Mac, Linux and Windows
- Requires 3x AAA batteries (not included)
- Price : $39.99
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