The fig leaf saves the situation

A special kind of underwear, which depicts a fig leaf located in the passenger's intimate area, will give the opportunity to pass new scanners at United States airports "with dignity." Jeff Buske, the designer behind the novelty, said Sunday that his invention uses a powder metal that protects intimate parts of the human body during medical examination and security checks. He also noted that the metal layer is almost imperceptible, so the linen tightly fits the body, excluding the possibility of hiding anything under it. The pattern consisting of an alloy of tungsten with other metals does not respond to metal detectors. The men's trunks show a fig leaf. But the female bra is made in the form of hands. It is not yet clear whether the use of such linen will lead to more thorough inspection by airport security.