Shown in black with four sewn-on pockets and a typical MOLLE loadout. Photographed at the shop.
Worn over the uniform on patrol, ten to sixteen hours at a stretch. Each one is made to the officer's six measurements and to the make and model of armor the department issues, in Bonners Ferry, Idaho.
Shell:Exterior of 1000 denier Cordura nylon over a [ lining ] interior. This combination of fabrics results in a carrier that is as nearly indestructible as affordable fabrics can make it.
Armor pocket:Cut to the panel the department issues, not to a size range. [ how the panel is held, owner to confirm ] Please specify armor make, model and size when ordering.
Cummerbund and shoulders:Made to six measurements taken on the officer, so the carrier rides where the armor should sit and stays there over a shift. [ adjustment detail, owner to confirm ]
Pockets and webbing:Up to four sewn-on pockets placed to the department's spec, and a MOLLE field for pouches. Webbing is nylon Mil-spec [ number ] or its commercial equivalent. Pouches are patterned around the item each carries.
Identification:Hook fields front and back accept our heat applied vinyl panels. Roles can be changed without sewing. Configure panels.
[ Evaluation quote, owner to provide ]
[ Rank Name ] · [ Department ]
Please specify armor make, model and size, color, sewn-on pocket placement and pouch layout in the Loadout Designer. We quote from that configuration and invoice the carrier when it is built, rather than taking payment up front; purchase orders, checks and cards are all accepted, and Idaho orders are taxed while out-of-state orders are not. Department specs are kept on file for new hires. Six measurements take about four minutes — how they are taken; watch a department size a roster at roll call. Before any of that, a department can sign out a sample carrier and wear it on shift.
Measurements are taken over the uniform the officer actually works in, not over a t-shirt, and with the armor panels the department issues to hand. Nothing is traced and nothing is mailed. A department can size a whole roster at roll call; one person measures, another writes. If a measurement lands between sizes we will call before cutting.