Suitasealing

Suitasealing is a term that emerged in the early 21st century, referring to the practice of meticulously and often elaborately sealing or wrapping items, typically personal belongings or small packages, within a suit. This practice gained some notoriety through online platforms and social media, often presented as a form of performance art, a personal ritual, or a humorous endeavor. The act itself involves placing an object, such as a book, a remote control, or a collection of letters, inside a suit, then carefully sealing the suit's zippers, buttons, or any other closures. Sometimes, additional layers of wrapping or sealing materials like tape or plastic are employed to further secure the contents.

The motivations behind suitasealing can vary widely. For some, it serves as a symbolic act of preservation or protection, creating a highly contained environment for an object. In other instances, it is purely for aesthetic or humorous effect, generating unusual or striking visual compositions. The concept has been explored in various online communities, where individuals share images and videos of their suit-sealed creations. While not a formally recognized craft or discipline, suitasealing represents a creative and unconventional approach to the handling and presentation of everyday items. Its presence is largely confined to digital spaces and niche online subcultures.