Created a stretchable red-light therapy sports sleeve with a pattern that increased stretchability by 150% and delivered packaging and expo assets.

This concept explored how to integrate LEDs into a wearable sleeve that can stretch without breaking comfort or functionality. The real design problem was managing conflicts: stretchability wants loose structures, electronics want stability, and skin comfort wants softness and low profile.

I focused on material and layout logic: how LEDs are placed, how connections survive movement, and how the sleeve stays comfortable while still putting light where it needs to be. It was hands-on experimentation, not just screen design, because you only learn what fails when you stretch it, wear it, and test it.