A bulletproof protection three-piece suit will soon be released by a Canadian tailor.
The company, Garrison Bespoke, has claimed that it has combined style and safety, using lightweight carbon nanotube technology to absorb impact from bullets fired from handguns and prevent punctures from knife attacks, News.com.au reported.
The suit, which is retailing at almost 20,370 dollars, has been designed for a select few customers to help them avoid being killed while traveling abroad.
The head of special projects for the company, David Tran, said that the focus was on "making the ultimate James Bond suit".
The suit was inspired by a conversation with a client who was shot in a foreign country six months ago, but lived to tell the tale, and is also the first person to buy its bullet-proof suit.
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