The suit with built-in AIR CONDITIONING: £1.9m waterproof garment is also covered in 880 diamonds and bulletproof

It might sound like something straight out of a James Bond film, but this diamond-encrusted, bulletproof suit could be yours - if you have a spare $3.2 million (£1.9 million).
Covered with more than 880 gems, the Diamond Armor suit repels both bullets and stains and even has built-in air conditioning to keep the wearer cool in hot climates, and temperature-raising situations.
Its makers, Zurich-based SuitArt describe the garment as the 'world's most expensive men's dress suit'.

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Bulletproof: The suit combines luxury and technology. It is waterproof thanks to nano-technological sealing, as well as being bulletproof (illustrated). The Diamond Armor suit is encrusted with 880 black diamonds decorating the buttons and the lapel

DIAMOND ARMOUR SUIT SPECIFICATIONS

The suit is made from lightweight material incorporating bullet-proof fibres made by Croshield.
It features an air conditioning system that can be activated at the push of a button.
Nanotechnology means the suit is waterproof and dirt-resistant as the fabric has a special coating inspired by plant leaves.
The garment includes 180 black diamonds that each has a diameter of 4mm and a total weight of 140carats.
A silk lining is decorated with artwork by Luciano Goizueta, which featured in the film 'This Means War'.
There is also a matching limited edition watch available.

'Characterised by technical refinements the suit will be custom tailored for the customer,' the company added.

The suit fabric is encrusted with 880 black diamonds, while the lapels and stitching featuring 600 black diamonds measuring 4mm in diameter each, with a total weight of 140 carats.
The jacket buttons are made from steel and embedded with 280 black diamonds.

The suit is bulletproof as it uses a technology invented by Croshield - a firm that makes bulletproof vests and helmets - with ‘level II’ protection classification.

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