A bulletproof vest for business people

Men's Garrison Bespoke in Canada has launched a new type of bulletproof vest that is designed to meet the needs of the most dangerous business man.

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According to the Daily Mail, the suit was made of carbon nanoparticles, made by an unnamed company that specializes in the production of armor for US Army task forces. It is known that this particular material is 30 times more durable than steel but slimmer, lighter and half the size of Kevlar, the material used to manufacture bulletproof equipment.

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At the launch press conference, employees of Garrison Bespoke in turn using the knife attacked boss Michael Nguyen but he is still unsatisfactory. This is explained by the fact that carbon nanotubes tend to automatically tighten the fabric when subjected to force from a pointed object, this being the knife. Previous tests showed that this shirt could protect the wearer from a 9mm round and 45 ACPs.

According to Garrison Bespoke cofounder Michael Nguyen, many of the company's customers are entrepreneurs in the finance, mining, oil and gas industries and often travel to some hazardous areas. Therefore, this type of shirt may be suitable for the rich and difficult "god", do not want to put on their blazers bulky.

Because the costume is quite expensive, from $ 20,000 Canadian ($ 19,160), the company does not produce mass-produced garments ordered by wealthy owners.