The Stylish Man's Guide to Concealed Carry with Tier 1 Concealed

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Wearing a concealed carry firearm doesn’t mean you have to sacrifice style. Whether it’s selecting the right clothing or searching for a belt that will hold the weight of an IWB Glock 19 holster with light or compensator accessories, you can look stylish without slipping into tacticool territory. Tier 1 Concealed can help you discover the kit you need to concealed carry while still looking your best.

Man wearing a red Tier 1 Concealed tshirt showing a concealed carry handgun holstered at the front waistband.

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 Selecting the Right Clothing

First, you need the right clothing to look good while also making sure your appendix carry holster doesn’t print. T1C offers apparel from T-shirts and long-sleeve shirts to hoodies, all ideal to help you avoid printing at different times of the year. The key is to opt for shirts that are just loose enough to help conceal your EDC handgun. Too loose, and it can get in the way when you need to draw; too tight, and you run the risk of printing. The key is to strike a balance. In the colder months, you can just wear an extra layer to keep your firearm concealed, but during the warmer months, you need to have apparel that’s functional and stylish.

Man wearing a jacket draws a concealed handgun from a waistband holster while standing outdoors in an autumn setting.

Matching Your Gun to Your Holster

If you can’t match the camo pattern on your handgun to your holsters for concealed carry, are you really even trying to look your best? Jokes aside, Tier 1 Concealed offers a variety of camo and color options for your holsters, whether they are IWB or OWB designs. From the classic black and FDE to coyote brown, OD green, blood red, arctic white, Tiffany blue, and a variety of carbon fiber colors, you have an excellent selection to choose from. Add in Kryptek’s camos, such as Typhon and Neptune, add in Multicam options, or designs reminiscent of topography charts, and you have plenty of options to add a bit of style to your concealed carry look.

Choosing a Belt

Finally, you need a belt that is stylish and functional. It should be able to hold up your Glock 19 holster with light or comp options without being too tactical. The T1C x KORE EDC belt, for example, offers a reinforced option that supports small to full-size firearms, magazines, and additional gear on the belt, while still fitting well and maintaining durability. It uses a hidden track with more than 40 sizing points to help it look more like a typical belt than something too tactical to be stylish.

 Look stylish while concealed carrying with apparel, concealed carry holsters, and belts from https://www.tier1concealed.com/

Location: 688 Amidan Dr bldg 4x, Ogden, UT 84404, USA

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