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	Songs from the Crystal Cave Steven Seagal EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Sony International RELEASE DATE:  29 May, 2006
	Mojo Priest Steven Seagal and Thunderbox EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Ark 21 RELEASE DATE:  23 May, 2006
	Mojo Priest Steven Seagal EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Hypertension RELEASE DATE:  29 January, 2007
	Music From The Films Of Steven Seagal: Hard To Kill (1990 Film) / Above The Law (1988 Film) / Out For Justice (1991 Film) David Michael Frank, William Forsythe, Jerry Orbach, Jo Champa, Shareen Mitchell, Sal Richards, Gina Gershon, Jay Acovone, Nick Corello and Robert LaSardo EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Gnp Crescendo RELEASE DATE:  01 June, 1992
	Under Siege 2: Dark Territory Steven Seagal, Eric Bogosian, Everett McGill, Katherine Heigl, Morris Chestnut, Peter Greene, Patrick Kilpatrick, Scott Sowers, Afifi Alaouie and Andy Romano EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Varese Sarabande RELEASE DATE:  12 April, 1996
	Executive Decision: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Jerry Goldsmith, Steven Seagal, Halle Berry, John Leguizamo, Oliver Platt, Joe Morton, B.D. Wong, Len Cariou, Whip Hubley and Andreas Katsulas EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Varese Sarabande RELEASE DATE:  09 April, 1996
	Songs from the Crystal Cave Steven Seagal EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Sony International RELEASE DATE:  13 June, 2006
	Bellydance: Slow Moves EDITION:  VHS Tape MANUFACTURER:  Magic Motion RELEASE DATE:  16 November, 1999
	Mojo Priest Steven Seagal EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  Jvc Japan RELEASE DATE:  05 March, 2007
	Mojo Priest Steven Seagal and Thunderbox EDITION:  Audio CD MANUFACTURER:  EMI RELEASE DATE:  24 April, 2006

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Colombia tailor offers bespoke bullet-proof jackets for millionaires

It is Dick Cheney-inspired couture for anxious toffs: a range of stylish bullet-proof jackets for protection from trigger-happy hunting partners.The jackets are the latest offering from Miguel Caballero, a Colombian tailor who has made a fortune from selling bullet-proof fashion to presidents, oligarchs, celebrities - and now hunters.Buckingham Palace has expressed interest in purchasing 52 jackets from the "cazadora extrema" (extreme hunter) range, the company told the Guardian, and a camouflage version will soon go on sale in its branch in Harrods. "This is a new market for us. Dick Cheney has helped raise awareness of accidents," said Carolina Fernandez, a marketing director. The US vice president shot and injured a friend while quail hunting in Texas in February 2006. Harry Whittington received shotgun pellets to the face, neck and chest.For Caballero's factory in Bogota, Colombia's capital, a new market was born. The company started 17 years ago making protective clothing for politicians and security forces caught up in Colombia's civil war, but now it exports four-fifths of its output.It has opened a branch in Mexico, which is convulsed by drug-related violence, and will soon open another in Guatemala. High profile clients include Venezuela's President Hugo Chavez, Spain's Prince Felipe and the Hollywood action star Steven Seagal, who requested a bullet-proof kimono.In July Caballero opened a branch in Harrods, London's flagship store, to cater largely to security-conscious Russian and Arab plutocrats. "We're just starting there and it's going well," he said this week, just back from a visit to London.The protective jackets, blazers and raincoats rely not on Kevlar but overlaps of special synthetic material. The "classic" model weighs 1.5kg and can stop a round from .38 revolver and 9mm pistol. The "platinum" model weighs 2kg and can stop a mini-Uzi and MP5 assault rifle.Harrods' displays some Caballero wares near the Beretta concession in the hunting and outdoors section. The rest is in a section visited by appointment only.Bogota's most famous tailor hopes Prince Harry and other royals will be among his customers. "That would be wonderful publicity."Caballero tests his jackets by cheerfully shooting staff members, reserving special glee for his lawyer, who has been blasted at least four times. He also shot the Guardian: a .38 at point blank range aimed at the left kidney. It felt like a light tap. The bullet, fished out from the jacket lining, was crumpled. "See? I told you," he beamed. "Nothing to fear."ColombiaFashionDick Cheneyguardian.co.uk © Guardian News & Media Limited 2008 | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
Published: Fri, 21 Nov 2008 12:14:16 GMT - Source: Guardian.Co.Uk - Read the article

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