This Hipster Hoodie That Hides a Pillow Is a Sleeper Hit on KickstarterHypnos's inflatable sweatshirt is a napper's dream -- if you're cool with snoozing in public, that is.

ByKim Lachance Shandrow

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Soft, cozy and cinchable, hoodies are the epitome of laid back. As if they couldn't get more chill, a startup is seeking funding for a hoodie that let's you lay all the way back -- any time, anywhere.

It's called the Hypnos Hoodie, a sweatshirt that has a hood that inflates into a pillow so you can sleep on the go. The tweaked fleece is zipping up a tidy sum onKickstarter在约128000美元,将实现30000美元的目标as of this publication, with six days to go.

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Think of the modded hoodie as a wearable mini mattress, a portable cushion upon which to rest your noggin whenever the urge to nap strikes.

At least that's howHypnosfounder and Hollywoodactor-producerJosh Woodle wants you to view his quirky invention. "It's giving the gift of sleep to people," he says in the product's pitch video on Kickstarter, in his first crowdfunding bid. "This is a product that a lot of people need in their daily lives because of how busy things get and how work takes our time away. But we all have spare moments during the day where we can get a little bit of sleep in. We can rest ourselves."

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Image credit: HYPNOS

And Hypnos looks like it makes resting yourself embarrassingly easy -- whenever and wherever. Hopefully not at work, in class or on a date, though, OK?

运动衫的塑料充气头枕,雷米niscent of your typical blow-up bathtub head cushion, is concealed within the hood so that "no one can tell that there's something inside," Woodle and his Los Angeles-based startup teammates claim. Still, by the looks of it (when inflated), passersby might think Hypnos wearers have disproportionately large heads. Not to mention that they could appear a touch weird purposely snoozing in public, maybe with the exception of crashing out in one on a plane, a train or a bus. Even in those environments, the goofy garment might raise a few judgey eyebrows.

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Image credit: HYPNOS

Two years in the making, Woodle says he created the ballooning hoodie -- which takes three seconds to inflate by mouth -- as part of a quest to "elevate the small aspects of life," your weary brainpan included. Designed to "increase the efficiency" of our ever more scarce downtime, the kangaroo pocket-equipped sweatshirt comes in pullover and zippered versions, and in three colors (black, charcoal grey and speckled gray). At the moment, the cheapest you can pre-purchase one for is $59 on Kickstarter.

Shipment of the product is slated for March of this year, but you knowhow things sometimes goon Kickstarter. That said, you might want to sleep on the decision to buy one before parting with your money.

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Kim Lachance Shandrow

Former West Coast Editor

Kim Lachance Shandrow is the former West Coast editor at Entrepreneur.com. Previously, she was a commerce columnist atLos Angeles CityBeat,a news producer at MSNBC and KNBC in Los Angeles and a frequent contributor to theLos Angeles Times. She has also written forGovernment Technologymagazine,LA Yogamagazine, theLowell Sunnewspaper, HealthCentral.com, PsychCentral.com and the former U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. C. Everett Coop. Follow her on Twitter at@Lashandrow. You can also follow her on Facebookhere.

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