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No, its protective performance and fit must also be assessed.
No. Assess abrasion resistance, impact protection, fit and demonstrated protective performance as well as ventilation and intended conditions. Being textile does not by itself guarantee very high resistance or better breathability than every leather suit. Materials may also deteriorate with use and exposure; inspect the garment and follow the manufacturer’s guidance.
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Yes, all textiles are immune to deterioration from use and sunlight.
Yes, breathability alone guarantees very high abrasion resistance.
No, its protective performance and fit must also be assessed.
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