fiber suit

Name: Its called a High Fiber Suit
HOw it was made: Through a fiber machine which makes each individual fiber strain, which than goes through a bonding process, bonding one strain with another, more like how, you would sew up something. you then make moderately thin layers and layer them over one another, than you make thicker strains, while sometimes alloying them with a metal re-agent(MOre likely steel, or titanium in some sense), which as the thick strains of fibers are being made, and passing through the melted titanium the atomic structures of the fiber strains and what they're being alloyed with will fuse together which they become as light as the fiber/ gaining very little weight added onto them, you do the same process as you would do on the soft version of the fibers but you will not alloy, the metal re-agents.
What is it: it is a body suit, that covers the chest, stomach, shoulder, biceps, legs, abdomen, and neck region, it is probably 10 to around  15 pounds heavy, it has 5 layers of, the soft version of the fibers and only 5 layers of the hardened padded version. it also insulates, external climate, and insulates your body heat, which prevents thermal technology from reading you(Because its kept internally and your body heat does not escape from the suit it just maintains your body temperatures, meaning you stay warm but not overly warm, or too cold just in the juuust right)
Properties: All fiber based suits, reduces shock-wave properties added onto them, this can be fall damage, bullet impact, explosions, that ontop it is fire proof, and it is not swayed by the cold. as mention before the suit maintains your body temperature at a normal state, which insulates your heat and keeps it internally within the suit, your body heat does not escape from the suit, which makes thermal technology difficult to read, it also insulates electrical discharges reducing electrical conductivity to nothing. Now for the hardened fibers which consists of four layers ontop of the soft version which also reduces shock impact done onto the suit, but also keeps external things out of it, due to it being so hard, which the individual strains were alloyed with titanium, allowing it to gain its hardness, and toughness, but not gaining its metallic properties, it also heightens it endurance and how tough it is. due to this case it can take up to 6 .50 caliber sniper bullets at close range, that implying that the shock-wave impact has been removed upon the bullet landing on the suit, it reduces it to around 95% this does not remove its speed, though meaning it can still harm externally. in assault rifle rounds it can take a total of 100, 7.87 rounds before the harden fibers begin weakening and greatly increases bullet penetration(firing at the same general area, and utilizing explosives, and higher calibers or firing at different angles, that will tear a regular fiber suit, applies here regardless of how many shots are taken). the suit also keeps the users muscles completly relax which heightens there endurance, and keeping them nice and comfortable, also the fibers are flexible, they do not restrict the user on there flexibility but provides more for him/her.  the internal cushion fibers within the suit also keeps the user nice and warm, perfect for colder climates, it also can be repaired, through the same missionary , though if its completely damaged, a complete re-figuration may be needed, or just recreating those fiber, layers and removing the previous ones.
Appearance: it is a dark grey, and slits of red,
how much it costs: it costs me around 1,400 caps, but i also had some of the stuff such as tittanium and a fiber machine
fiber suits: you know bullet proof vests yeah those are fiber suit, this one is a more advance version and expensive too,
To go with the fiber suit,