AER WORKS Unveils Cooling Workwear and ‘AirCraft’ Vest at KISS 2026
Creatrip Team
20 days ago
AER WORKS, a Korean workwear platform, showcased its industrial safety solutions at the KINTEX-hosted International Safety and Health Exhibition (KISS 2026). The company highlighted cooling tech, anti-static and flame-resistant garments, and industrial masks, positioning itself as a leading domestic workwear platform. The most attention-grabbing exhibit was the “AirCraft” wearable cooling vest (착용형 쿨링 베스트) — a fan-powered “air conditioning vest” that circulates 77 liters of air per second with a 20V high-output fan, marketed with the claim “wear and feel -6.8°C.” The AirCraft sold out during a pre-order in April. A new “MegaCool” line and a 2026 SS runway show emphasized both function and style, signaling AER WORKS’ shift toward B2C alongside its B2B business. The company, which supplies around 1,000 product types including for top Japanese workwear brands, is expanding offline retail across Korea and recently named actor Lee Jin-wook as its first official brand model to boost mainstream appeal. CEO Ha Chun-wook said AER WORKS will continue broadening solutions for industrial safety while growing as a consumer-facing platform that balances functionality, safety, and design.
