Created by Hungarian designer Peter Zsolt Koren, the ModYFire iWear can transform pieces of clothing into personal iPod holders. Featured on Gizmodo, the case itself hides under your jeans, jacket or T-shirt (as long as its 1mm thick) and can be attached and detached with one movement. Surprisingly, it moves freely with your clothes and will hold your iPod securely. If you happen to have a first or second generation iPod nano, you can get one of these 'make a statement without saying a word' iPod holders for $50. Let me know your thoughts, all I can say is I'll need to see someone else wearing the ModYFire before I'll entertain the idea. Check out the product site to see how it works and the 1000 ways you can wear it. 

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Hmmm. I am not sure I like the IPOD under my neck. That seems like a choking hazzard.
1I agree under the neck is a little odd for me
2I'm sorry there is no way I would be caught dead in ipod wear.
3it looks nice but not for wear everyday just some occasion when you want to have all the attention at every price
4That's horrible. I get that people like music, but it's really pathetic that instead of listening to each other and observing their surroundings, people have the white earphones always attached to them. That clothing is ridiculous and only encourages this awful trend.
5omg , ew .
~i could see us holdin hands
6walkin on the beach our toes in the sand...~
From a fashion point of view: Totally Horrorifying!
7This is what pockets are for...
8I like it. My earphones are not long enough from my pants pocket and I could clip this to my shirt. I think it is cool.
9That is just too strange for me.
10UGLY
11No way, I wouldn't wear it.
12ok yea....VERY VERY GEEKY....but hey...thats just my opinion. if your into it...then hey...wear it wear it wear it!!!
13*Does best Cartman voice*
Lame.
14I wouldn't wear it.
15Please don't!
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