Clothing with Wounds
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Tailored t-shirts and pants with exsanguinating wounds and lacerations. Customizable to your preferences. Use your imagination, and we will create it. High visual and tactile realism. Several models available.
- Made to order.
- Does not include simulated blood.
- Reusable for numerous scenarios.
- Easy to store, wash, and maintain.
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