Light Weight Full Body Protection Suit

A: Yes. The purpose of a riot suit is to minimize, not eliminate, injury.
• Kinetic energy damage: The armor disperses the impact force, but a large impact can still cause contusions, fractures, or internal organ concussions.
• Unprotected areas: The joints between armor plates, the neck, the face, and the inside of joints are relatively vulnerable.
• Other injuries: Such as heatstroke, exhaustion, falls due to mobility issues, etc.

A: Following the manufacturer's instructions is the first principle.
• Routine cleaning: Wipe the surface of the armor and the outer fabric with a damp cloth dampened with neutral detergent. Stubborn stains can be gently brushed with a soft brush.
• Washable parts: Some outer garments can be hand-washed or gently machine-washed, but all armor plates must be removed.
• Strictly prohibited: Dry cleaning, bleaching, using strong corrosive cleaners, high-temperature baking, or exposure to direct sunlight.
• Storage: After cleaning and drying, return the armor to its original position and hang it flat or store it in a cool, dry place away from chemicals.