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D3O Partners with DEFILADE to Develop Discreet Deployment System for Law Enforcement and Crowd Control

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Revolutionary, low-profile body armour meets urgent need for covert, scalable safety in protest policing

D3O Partners with DEFILADE to Develop Discreet Deployment System for Law Enforcement and Crowd Control

Huntington Beach, CA (06.02.2025) As law enforcement agencies adapt to the growing complexity of public demonstrations, D3O® has announced a partnership with DEFILADE Protective Systems to integrate its world-leading impact protection into DEFILADE’s innovative Discreet Deployment System (DDS).

The collaboration features low-profile, high-performance protection that aligns with modern best practices for protest policing, as outlined in Arizona State University’s recent guide, Dealing with Messy Democracy.

Developed in response to law enforcement demands for scalable, mission-specific safety gear, DEFILADE’s DDS consists of modular base layers including shirts, pants, and sleeves that feature removable D3O® impact protection.

Designed for covert wear under standard uniforms or plain clothes, the system enables officers to maintain mobility and discretion while protected against impact threats like thrown projectiles or physical confrontations.

“Effective protest policing is about visibility, quick reactions, and proportionate response,” said Mostyn Thomas, Chief Marketing Officer at D3O. “That starts with ensuring officers wear gear that’s protective, allows freedom of movement and doesn’t draw attention. This system gives them that protective edge without escalating tensions.”

The D3O-enhanced DDS aligns directly with the ASU guide’s recommendations for equipping officers in ways that improve safety, de-escalation, and community trust. The customizable system includes breathable, moisture-wicking, and FR-rated options designed for extended wear during evolving or high-stress environments.

Trusted by military, special forces, and leading tactical teams worldwide, D3O’s ballistic technology is already embedded in helmets, body armour, and riot control gear. This latest partnership with DEFILADE will help to advance safety, performance, and discretion for those serving on the front lines of society.

www.D3O.com


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