Men’s Pistol Holster Undershirt for CCW Concealed Carry, V- Neck, All-Day-Comfort Easy Breathe Compression Fabric

I've got several concealment holsters that go around my chest and I don't like any of them. They move around, the gun is loose, it has to attach to my pants (and that won't work with a tucked in shirt), it doesn't fit across my back, etc. Now, with this Concealment Clothes holster shirt, I can put my concealed weapon on and it's in the right spot whenever I need it, it's secure, and I can tuck my shirt in. The shirt fits perfectly, is not too hot for our Florida weather, and is very comfortable to wear. Thanks for addressing a problem (several problems) and coming out with an affordable way that I can carry comfortably and keep my weapon totally concealed. Good job!

This really is a great shirt for concealed carry under a tucked in dress shirt. It fits well, conceals well, and is very comfortable. Definitely a better option for lighter guns, as my M&P Shield .40 cal. causes the holster to sag a bit. Don't know how this will affect the long term endurance of the shirt. Also, what bothers me about the shirt is that it is possible to engage the trigger though the fabric. Perhaps not an issue if your gun has a safety, but I wish there was some thicker material protecting the trigger. Accidents happen!Overall, great option for concealed carry and I will continue to use it.

Absolutely what I was looking for! My wife bought me the V-neck and both my Springfield XD-M 3.8 and XD-40 fit perfectly both with the extra clip. I felt they fit snuggly enough that I didn’t put the Velcro strap over the guns and the never once felt like they were riding out or felt like they were going to fall out. It was comfortable walking with the guns holstered as well. I wear a button up over shirt and nobody could tell I was carrying my guns at all. Not sure why the other negative reviews? It does run a bit small, so measure yourself for sure and order next size up if too close to top of measurement. But then again it’s a compression style shirt and I didn’t really mind the snugger fit and perhaps this could by why the guns fit so well without using the Velcro strap? You won’t be disappointed if you’re a bigger guy like me looking for a concealment option other than over the shoulder holster or uncomfortable waist style carry.

For the price I paid ($14.99) this is fine. I've been wearing it under a Blackhawk Warrior SS Shirt. As mentioned in the description, there are two holsters on each side. The rear (larger) holster fits my 9 mm Shield just fine. Unfortunately, the clip that retains the thumb break strap is metal and it protrudes inside the holster. I removed it. Not a problem because the thumb break system for the rear holster is not necessary. The butt of the grip will hit my armpit before it comes out. I am right handed and the barrel of my Shield sits at approximately the 8 o'clock position when placed in the rear holster (left side).I can force my Shield into the smaller front holster, however, the grip of the gun extends somewhat perpendicular to my chest. It protrudes a bit too much with just a shirt on. My Beretta PICO conceals well in the front holster, however, retention with this very sleek and small weapon may be an issue if I bend over a lot. IMHO this is were a non-metal thumb break strap should be. I have holster shirts from Cabela's and they seem to conceal my Shield and larger weapons better. However, they are more expensive. The price was right and, with modification, it's usable for me.

The shirt is just as advertised, slimming and capable of hiding my handguns

quality is great, fits perfect, they say to order next size up which I did,,,glad I did

Will fit a full-size gun, but the holster pocket and strap are too far back to be practical to draw with one hand. I'm neither exceptionally large chest or arms, yet reaching around to clip and unclip strap was difficult. If the shirt was worn under another shirt (as I wear these type of shirts) it would be virtually impossible to access the firearm with the pocket so far back. At 6'3" & 200lbs it fit well, but was still impractical. Like others, I don't understand why metal clips were used when Velcro our even a snap would be faster and easier to fasten and unfasten. It feels like this was a design by someone with no experience carrying a firearm but attempted to copy someone else's shirt. I won't name specific brands, but there are at least 2 others for a slightly higher price that have proven well-worth the difference.

So I’m not sure this is a quality review or a design concern. Either way, the functionality of this product can literally be a difference between life and death. So the holster portion on each side is an elastic band/pocket split in two front and rear. There is a retintion strap that fastens near the rear pocket. The main issue here is that the front pocket is sealed at the bottom which will not allow the weapon to seat low enough to be secure even with a micro compact like a P365. The rear pocket has a cut out at the bottom presumably for the barrel to pass through there fore making the rear pocket designed for weapon placement and the front for additional items ie, mags etc. So what’s the problem you ask? Well I found that the rear pocket is positioned way back to the point of I could barely reach it to holster the weapon. And considering the application I’m not expecting a quick draw type of product but the fact is , it was very hard to place and access the weapon. It would be unfair to make any comments regarding the quality of the product,but this design should be noted and taken into consideration when making your decision. I was thankful that the seller had free returns and so far there have been no problems in that regard.