N.E.W.S. Safety Solutions

A "Bulletproof Patka with Skull" seems to be a concept combining traditional cultural elements with modern protective gear. Here's a breakdown of the elements:

1. Patka – A "Patka" is a small headpiece worn by some Sikh men, often tied around the head as part of traditional attire. It is usually made of cloth, and it can be a symbol of spirituality and identity.

2. Bulletproof – Refers to materials or objects designed to resist or stop bullets. This could imply the headgear has been modified with bullet-resistant materials like Kevlar or other advanced textiles to protect the wearer in dangerous situations.

A bullet-resistant patka is a piece of protective gear designed to provide head protection in situations where there may be a risk of gunfire or ballistic threats. The term "patka" refers to a headscarf or head covering, often worn by people of Sikh faith, and the bullet-resistant patka combines traditional headwear with advanced materials to offer ballistic protection.

SPECIFIATIONS OF BP PATKA WITH EAR & NECK COVER :-