TRAINING SUIT DESIGNED FOR ARMY, POLICE & DOG SQUADS PROTECTION: 4 Stars FLEXIBILITY: 1 Star The basic training suit is made up of a bat shaped jacket, called KIMONO. This unique shape is designed to offer greater protection at the chest, back, shoulders and arms. Another unique feature is the pants. The ankles are cut slightly wider than normal to obtain greater ease when putting on your pants without having to remove your shoes. This type of suit is recommended for working with large dogs. This is the go to suit and most recommended for police and armed forces. Personalisation with colours is not possible. You can select from colour options, Pants and jacket can be a different colour, but each can only be one solid colour. Demanet cannot split colours or make and design medication in colours or logo/ wording customisation Composition: - 40% cotton / 60% polyamide. Specifications: - Closure system with metal buckles - Strong seams, interior reinforcements sewn together with the fabric for greater protection and durability. - Custom made suit cut to your size dimensions. We also have the suits cut based on the weight and height and gender of the decoy. - Reinforcements can be added in specific areas without any cost (ex: right knee) - Available options to add to the suit: bib, belt, velcro, special suspenders, etc. These are an addon cost It is important that the measurement is carried out accurately and correctly. Please note for all Demanet Suits, jackets, pants these do not ship free there is an additional shipping charge that will be quoted and added onto your order. To look at colour options CLICK HERE For your measurements guide & quote please us at [email protected] and our team will assist you. European Quality Standards - CE - No. 0072/825/162/04/19/0128All Demanet suits are certified with European CE standards. The law is clear, each type of suit must be evaluated separately because the clothing and layers are constituted differently. Indeed, a bite suit is an EPI (Personal Protective Equipment), as referred to in Law 2016.425.
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