Tactical Combat Innerwear for Military, Army, Law Enforcement, Security for Sale -UARM™

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CAT™ Covert Armored T‑Shirt

$367

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ACS™ Armored Combat Shirt

$445

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CAS™ Covert Armored Singlet

$354

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Covert armor isn’t anything new. For tactical, defensive, as well as political reasons many people prefer to wear their body armor under their clothes. But, it becomes even better if your undershirt or T-shirt is the armor. With innerwear armored clothing this becomes possible. This little change in perspective adds a lot to comfort and everyday security. If you chose to use armored innerwear instead of layering yourself with first ballistic and then casual clothes, you won’t ever forget to wear your armor or chose not to. Disaster usually strikes when you are the least prepared. If you don’t have your body armor on you, you might not survive enough to regret that. But, if you do use covert armored clothes, there are even more benefits:

They can be worn anywhere
Lighter than alternatives.
Very comfortable.
Moves like casual clothes.

Finally, innerwear armor is arguably very affordable. There are different models for sale depending on your preference, and some of them you can buy for the price of a good designer shirt. But, unlike designer shirts made for vanity, these are made to stop a bullet.

How Innerwear Armored Clothing Works?

The idea of armored innerwear is quite simple. Any type of soft armor out there has some additional lining on both sides that are used to keep the armor in place. As ballistic pads are generally hard to saw for obvious reasons, it is easier to have some container holding that pad. Then, instead of wearing your shirt on top of your vest, why don’t we make the shirt hold the vest? By making this change we not only reduce the amount of non-ballistic clothing we need to wear, but also make everything more comfortable. Then you can wear your uniform, jacket, or any other type of clothes you want over your armored clothing without any chance of damaging it. Also, since the fabric on the outside of an armored shirt is the same as with casual clothes, everything will fall down nicely, removing a bulky look that most covert armor produces.

What Types of Innerwear Armored Clothing there are?

There aren’t that many types of innerwear for plain clothes, to begin with. Generally, your options are if you want to have sleeves on your undershirt or not. If you need to wear a uniform or some other type of work attire, you will want to have a singlet that will allow for greater freedom of movement. But, if you are working in the summertime and can’t layer yourself, you can only wear an armored T-shirt. For any type of venue security, or protecting VIPs in hot weather, you can come with nothing but this type of armor. Only upon very close inspection would anyone notice that your shirt is armored. From even a couple of feet away it only seems like your bust is a bit bigger, which is not a bad look on average.

Benefits of Armored Clothing

The advantage of armored clothing, especially when it comes to innerwear, is that they are versatile, comfortable and that they can offer covert protection for the whole day. You can combine your armored shirt with anything else. You won’t be limited by your armor on what you can and can’t wear. This can allow you to fit in anywhere you need and don’t raise suspicion or garner attention if you don’t want to. Also, because armored innerwear is made from the same materials on the outside as regular clothes, you can wear them as much as you want without getting stuffy or sweaty. These fabrics let your skin breathe and won’t cause irritation.

Conclusion

Even for civilians living their lives in peace and liberty, having body armor is a good idea. And, for many jobs, it is a necessity. If you are a police officer in plain clothes or work in private security, you want to make a habit of dressing your armor every morning and only taking it off once you are safe in your home. With innerwear armored clothing, the process of putting on armor will be the same as dressing yourself in the morning. And once you get in the habit, you won’t leave your house unprotected ever again.