olympus wrote:It looks like a high quality product. But what about those of us who don't wear belts everyday? Do you make an IWB holster that uses a clip? You wouldn't have to use the extra leather. Just make it to where you could put a metal clip on the side of the holster. Change the shape of the top sides of the holster and make the it clip able to mount on either side of the holster and you'll have an ambidextorous holster. What about a "tuckable" holster? Do you make those? I would really go for one of those since I have to dress up for work everyday.
olympus, i have a couple thoughts on your post and you really got me thinking...
Those metal clips aren't very strong - especially if they only had a thin layer of denim or wool (slacks) to hold onto. The retention in these is solid - I'd wager the clip would come right off when you went to draw, thus rendering it useless. So, as a result, I probably won't be going that route any time soon.
Regarding tuckable holsters, I have a pattern in the works, but again, would include leather loops instead of clips and would require a belt. If you must carry without a belt, I'd suggest a pocket holster (something I haven't made a pattern for yet), as they would allow you to wear any pants with little to no printing. In any case, a strong solid belt really makes all the difference, in my opinion. Still, stay tuned for new patterns...
