Field Notes | Built for the People Building What’s Next

After Seattle Tech Week, TechTee continued south to Silicon Valley.

On August 7, we were proud to sponsor the Snowflake × Beta Fund Agent & Token Economy Hackathon, held at the Silicon Valley AI Hub in Menlo Park.

The event brought together AI builders, engineers, founders and investors to explore one of the most important questions emerging in the age of autonomous agents: how will AI agents manage, exchange and account for value?

Throughout the hackathon, teams moved quickly from ideas to working products. They debated, coded, tested and rebuilt—often for hours without stepping away from their screens.

This is exactly the community TechTee was created for.

We believe the people building the future should not have to spend unnecessary energy thinking about what to wear. Clothing should work quietly in the background: comfortable through long hours, easy to move in and polished enough to carry someone from a working session to a presentation or investor conversation.

Our cooling fabric is designed for that reality. Its smooth, lightweight construction creates an immediate cool-to-the-touch sensation, while its flexibility supports the constant movement and long working hours that define startup and technology culture.

For us, sponsoring this hackathon was not simply about placing our name at a technology event. It was about putting TechTee in the environment it was designed for—and connecting with the founders, engineers and creators we hope to serve.

From Seattle Tech Week to Silicon Valley, one idea has become increasingly clear:

Technology should make life feel simpler. What we wear should do the same.