Industries
Police & Security
Materials for police uniforms and solutions for security services.
Application context
Tactical and combat materials are intended for police uniforms. ATF Pro covers police and security services, while BR160GR and ISX2000 serve base-layer and insulation roles for these users. The garment’s intended use guides selection of each material and configuration.
Relevant solutions
Tactical Materials
Tactical materials for police uniforms, with composition, construction and finishing selected for the project.
Combat Materials
Combat materials for police uniforms. Functional options depend on the selected fabric and project requirements.
ATF Pro
ATF Pro for police and security services. ATF71 can be integrated into police jackets and private-security equipment, depending on configuration and intended use.
BR160GR
BR160GR for base layers in law-enforcement and security clothing, with the garment and configuration selected for the project.
ISX2000
The base ISX2000 configuration for insulation in police patrol jackets, outerwear and security-personnel garment systems.
Application examples
Police uniform project
Specify the garment and the requirements for selecting fabric, construction and finishing.
Professional ATF integration
For ATF71 integration into police jackets and private-security equipment, define the system configuration and intended use.
Base layer and insulation
Consider BR160GR for base layers and ISX2000 for insulation in police or security clothing. Define the role of each layer in the project.
Select police-uniform fabrics and finishes for the project. Consider security-service configurations separately, against the requirements of the finished system.
Describe your project
Specify the intended use, garment or equipment and project requirements so we can consider the specific material, layer or configuration.
- Which uniform or equipment item is the project for?
- Does the project concern fabric, a clothing layer or ATF integration?
- What configuration and application requirements are defined?
