These discreetly-armored “power suits” are still tres chic among Mr. Johnsons, fixers, and executives who are looking for a little high-class protection with their neo-japanese style. Features a concealed holster (an additional –2 Concealability modifier) inside the jacket.

The extra-resilient ballistic fiber in armor clothing offers basic protection while being indistinguishable from regular clothing

The most popular armor solution on the streets comes in all styles imaginable. It offers good protection without catching too much attention, but don’t think of wearing it to a dinner party.

Modern flexible-wrap vests are designed to be worn under regular clothing without displaying any bulk.

A full body suit with computer-designed environmental-pattern facsimiles. All have reversible day/night patterns. When worn in an appropriate environment, the suit inflicts a –2 Perception Test dice pool modifier, to spot the wearer (if worn in an inappropriate environment, it incurs a +2 bonus instead). Also armored for additional protection.

A full body suit made from ruthenium polymers supported by a sensor suite that scans the surroundings and replicates the images at the proper perspectives, providing the wearer with chameleon abilities. Apply a –4 dice pool modifier to Perception Tests to see the wearer. Also armored for additional protection.

Worn by military and security personnel around the world, full body armor is often styled for intimidation as much as ease of movement. It features a padded undersuit, over which patches of liquid armor gel and extensive armor plates are attached. Though surprisingly lightweight, full body armor is certain to draw attention. In addition to an array of useful tactical gear and webbing, full body armor can be outfitted with environmental adaptation (for hot or cold environments) and/or a chemical seal to completely protect the wearer from toxic environments or attacks.

Full body armor is electronically integrated with a wireless link, and can be enhanced with additional features such as vision enhancements, tracking/RFID signals, smartlink, and more. The armor suit’s helmet incorporates a wireless link and can be equipped with any of the vision enhancements.

Reminiscent of the long dusters worn in the days of the Wild West, lined coats offer good protection and also provide an additional –2 Concealability modifier to items hidden underneath.

Helmets come in a wide variety of shapes and sizes, but their common purpose is to protect the head from trauma. Helmets are often tricked out with accessories such as trode nets and visual aids.

This large opaque shield is used for house raids and other SWAT activities. It features a clear plastic window and a built-in ladder frame along the inside so that it can be used to climb over small obstacles.

The riot shield is made from clear plasteel and is mainly used for riot control.