When it went on sale in late September, Levi’s Commuter Trucker Jacket was the first piece of clothing to integrate Google’s Project Jacquard touch-gesture functionality. At $350 a pop, it’s not a surprise that the Jacquard by Google app (which is used to customize and control the jacket) shows just 100-500 installs. That means a few hundred people will be delighted to learn that the app just got its first major update, which lets wearers of the Jacquard-woven jacket use gestures that enable new light modes for the tag on the sleeve, as well as find their phone.

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Google’s Project Jacquard jacket can now light up its tag and find your phone was written by the awesome team at Android Police.

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