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In every man lurks the need to be a superhero. While some take the desire a step further (like  Cheap True Religion Jeans     Shadow Hare -- yes, Shadow Hare -- in Cincinnati, Ohio) and take to the mean streets of the Midwest with little more than spandex, pepper spray, a Taser, and a set of handcuffs for protection, there are better options. Some of these options we calling superhero fabrics and might help protect you from bullets, knives and blasts.

We not necessarily endorsing vigilantism, but you don have to be Bruce Wayne with  Click to viewa basement full of Bat suits to protect yourself against an increasingly dangerous world. Your best options for ultimate protection are to stay with the basic threats of flame, blade, bullet, and blast. To do so, you going to need some superhero fabrics, which we have assembled for you right here.

Knife-proof fabric Resisting a knife attack is more about stopping the pointed end of the blade than the long edge (stabbing versus slashing). A knife point will penetrate between the clothing fibers and spread them open; it is then, through the continued force after penetration, that the sharpened edges begin to cut the fabric. Thus, new knife-proof superhero fabrics have been scientifically produced from wool and cotton wherein the fibers are interwoven with high-strength polymer fibers that resist the initial impact of a knife point.

A number of different manufacturers are producing clothing and protective gear  True Religion Jeans  with various levels of protection. For example, the Japan-based MADRE brand produces knife-resistant jackets and sweatshirts. The highly reinforced fibers of the outer layer of each garment are constructed of Toray Entrant 2000K and is similar to fabric used to produce knife-proof gloves. Sweatshirts have hoods for added protection to your neck and head while the jackets have high collars to protect your neck. The Velcro wrist closures, however, are not knife proof, but perhaps the best quality of these clothes from MADRE are their nondescript colors and styles that allow you to blend into the crowd while remaining protected against a knife attack.

Flame-proof fabric Most flame-proof fabrics consist of aramid synthetic fibers first developed in the 1960s. Aramid, or aromatic polymide fabrics, are heat-resistant and their molecular structure is easily  http://www.jeansuksales.co.uk/  manipulated to create clothing and materials that resist flames and heat and prevent you from actually catching fire. Many have come to know this fabric from the brand-name Nomex. New flame- and fire-proof fabrics are based on the early applications of these polymide fabrics, but are now woven with chemically treated cottons and wools to make them more comfortable for everyday wear.