Myer couldn't make Apple's products fit its business model, but has decided to try on wearables from Levi’s and Google. Myer and some of Levi's own stores will carry denim jackets that use Google’s “Jacquard” threads, which weave conductive metal alloys into other fibres to make interactions with electronic devices possible. In the case of the Levi’s Trucker Jacket launched, the result is a denim jacket with a sleeve that, when swiped, can control a smartphone. The jacket relies on a “Jacquard Tag”, a small device that plugs into a socket hidden in a cuff. The tag pairs with a device over Bluetooth, talks to the Jacquard app and allows the wearer to determine how different touches on the garment control a smartphone. The jacket is therefore billed as ideal for cyclists, as it means control without the visual or manual distraction of picking up a phone. It can also do tricks like detect if a wearer loses their phone, and buzz to remind them to retrieve it.