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I guess wearing a suit or 5.11 pants isn’t enough anymore for executive protection work now that you can buy ballistic clothing. On Time’s website is a very interesting article on a line of “designer bulletproof fashion” available at high-end stores in London. The product line was developed by Miguel Caballero who conceived the idea [...]

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Samson

Miguel Caballero .:. Moda y Seguridad personalizada - Fashion and Security clothes

thats his site above , lots of funky music a funky pics, but if there is not a price showing and your wondering how much it is, then you probably cant afford it,and do we realy want to? its a nice concept if not a bit of a novelty, if your client has decided that he is going to pay out alot of money on team of CPOs then i doubt he/she would wear this gear, and if you have come to the decision your client should be wearing this while he/she is on the move in a non sterile area then makes me worry a little about the team(ie walking in london not mosul), just a personal opinion.(And yes heads of state have been made in the past to wear bodyarmour, but under high threat/risk situations with direct Intel to a potential attack/assasination etc) this is an opinion to bodyarmour clothing not armoured vehicles.

KEVTHEMED

Steven segals picture looks like he was having an anaphylactic reaction and he looks shit in that jacket. Wouldnt last two minutes in yorkshire.

nadalinv

I understand this is very popular in South America particularly among those involved in the ahem pharmaceutical industry.