Armored Clothing · The Grey Suit

Concealed-Carry Dress Shirt

₡420

Physical mass
1.5 kg
Stowed volume
0.004 m³
Measurement
estimated
Damage resistance
DR 0 (verified)

Rules-ready

3D6 Stats

Weight, damage resistance, advantages, disadvantages, and skill bonuses
Weight1.5 kg (3.3 lb)
DR0 — torso 1, vitals 1, rightArm 1, leftArm 1, rightLeg 1, leftLeg 1
AdvantagesNone
DisadvantagesNone
Skill bonuses+1 Disguise or Concealment (correct fit, narrow situation)
Sealed
no
Flexible
yes

Concealed-Carry Dress Shirt starts with the cut, not the gadgetry. The shirt keeps a crisp collar and ordinary button spacing while flexible inserts float between the outer cloth and sweat liner. The shirt combines worsted synthwool, thin aramid, horn-dark closures, and conductive thread. Its palette, black plum over matte graphite, has enough restraint for transit and enough edge for bad company. It reads naturally on night workers and off-duty crew. Real wear shows first at the closures, where club smoke dulls the finish but doesn't stop the hardware. Care for Concealed-Carry Dress Shirt: hang it under low heat, have the fit checked after any hard impact, and never trust a hotel press with the concealed structure; neglect brings stiffness, odor, and faults. It hides light torso protection under a jacket and stays credible at conversational distance. The protection ends at the seams, traps heat, and prints badly once the wearer starts sweating.

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