Clothes Make the Man
Hi All
Just a short note to list a few good sources for clothing suitable for CCW use.
One good source is Duluth Trading Company at www.DuluthTrading.com. This company caters to tradesmen and craftsmen and not to the CCW crowd. However, their stuff is well made and works well for concealed carry use. I especially like their Duluth Presentation Jacket and the Duluth Smoking Jacket. Bothe garments are well made and long enought to conceal a full sized pistol. The Presentation Jacket has a huge number of pockets with 2 hidden security pockets.
The next source s King Size Direct at www.KingSizeDirect.com. Once again, they don't cater to the concealed carry crowd, but their stuff works well for CCW use. They have a vast range of sizes and options to choose from. I like their full elastic jeand and their side elastic triple pleated jeans. I find the triple pleats work well to conceal the outline of a small gun carried in a pocket. Theur prices are super reasonable too.
The last one is The Territory
ahead at www.territoryahead.com. I list this one last because they are somewhat expensive. Their clothes are well made and work well for our use though. I like their loine of sports jackets and their pants are nice too.
I hope this was a help.
KRobb
Just a short note to list a few good sources for clothing suitable for CCW use.
One good source is Duluth Trading Company at www.DuluthTrading.com. This company caters to tradesmen and craftsmen and not to the CCW crowd. However, their stuff is well made and works well for concealed carry use. I especially like their Duluth Presentation Jacket and the Duluth Smoking Jacket. Bothe garments are well made and long enought to conceal a full sized pistol. The Presentation Jacket has a huge number of pockets with 2 hidden security pockets.
The next source s King Size Direct at www.KingSizeDirect.com. Once again, they don't cater to the concealed carry crowd, but their stuff works well for CCW use. They have a vast range of sizes and options to choose from. I like their full elastic jeand and their side elastic triple pleated jeans. I find the triple pleats work well to conceal the outline of a small gun carried in a pocket. Theur prices are super reasonable too.
The last one is The Territory
ahead at www.territoryahead.com. I list this one last because they are somewhat expensive. Their clothes are well made and work well for our use though. I like their loine of sports jackets and their pants are nice too.
I hope this was a help.
KRobb
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I received their catalog in the mail last week. I had never seen or heard of them before that. They did have some neat stuff in their catalog.KRobb said:
I liked that jacket as well, and since I am a jeans and oxford shirt type of guy I may have to buy one. :wink:FortyFive said:
Being 6'8" and resembling an evil linebacker, I know kingsizedirect real well - their 'fishermans vests' work great for the times you want to be Mr. Tactical without advertising it to everyone. They've also got fanny packs (not partial to 'em myself) in various sizes that work pretty well for guns if you're in their size demographic.
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I had to chuckle at this one....there is no way in hell, rfurtkamp, that, at 6'8", you can put on a tutu, much less a fishing vest and not look "Tactical"...LOL!rfurtkamp said:
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Krobb, I saw the catalog clothes too. Seemed like it would work well, but I am hesitant to order clothes, especially with no pictures. I like some of the Royal Robbins clothes. Haven't tried their jackets yet though. Of course up here it is easy to carry a full size pistol due to the cold weather.
If it's under the coat, it might be visible.
As far as what, I seem to be one of the people who is an idiot magnet at times - I rarely go to bars, I don't do anything illicit, etc., but some damned fool tried to carjack me last year with the old lady in the car (and I drive a 17 year old beast).
Criminals are rarely bright, and those whose substance of choice is huffing paint are even dimmer.
As far as what, I seem to be one of the people who is an idiot magnet at times - I rarely go to bars, I don't do anything illicit, etc., but some damned fool tried to carjack me last year with the old lady in the car (and I drive a 17 year old beast).
Criminals are rarely bright, and those whose substance of choice is huffing paint are even dimmer.
Hi All
I forgot to mention Concealed Carry Outifters. They are at www.ConcealedCarryOutfitters.com. At the moment they make strictly vests. But the vests they make are excelent. I have 2
KRobb
I forgot to mention Concealed Carry Outifters. They are at www.ConcealedCarryOutfitters.com. At the moment they make strictly vests. But the vests they make are excelent. I have 2
KRobb
Let me get this straight:rfurtkamp said:
#1. He attempted to rob a man who could fold me up into an accordion and throw me through 3 plate glass windows for good measure
who was
#2. Driving a car you probably can't buy spare parts for
Pardon my mention of the word French, but what a G.D. moron.
Come to think of it, the whole reason I got interested in the CCW process is because I have no chance in heck against anyone 6'8" tall...
Yeah, that's what I thought too. He was surprised that said driver pulled a gun worth more than the car.
Some of them, no - you've got to fabricate or modify.
Yes, that's about what I thought. Some people you just can't reach.
I got one because I can't run much any more due to an injury I sustained in an ROTC class in college - my right ankle is cooked. Well, that and I was carrying a gun for years before I could get one anyway.
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Maybe not worth mentioning (but I usually do anyway), LL Bean and Eddie Bauer have decent jackets for that casual look that I'd think would be good for CC....didn't punch the links here but do a google search. I told Bumper last night that when I saw the mention of "Smoking Jacket"...I immediately had this vision of Hugh Hefner with a pipe in his mouth, a 1911 in one hand, and the other hand on one of his "bunnies"......geesh, I didn't know they even made smokin jackets anymore.
Oops!!
Hi All
The reason the link to Concealed Carry Outfitters didn't work is because I misspelled it. Here it is again www.ConcealedCarryOutfitters.com
KRobb
Hi All
The reason the link to Concealed Carry Outfitters didn't work is because I misspelled it. Here it is again www.ConcealedCarryOutfitters.com
KRobb
Concealment Clothing Notes
Summertime is coming - here are a few concealment fashion notes to consider. Maybe you have some of your own to share:
1. A denim overshirt on top of a golf shirt is a nice way to appear to be dressed casually while concealing your firearm.
2. Summertime is a good time to reconsider your holster options, including the use of ankle holsters and a smaller size firearm.
3. For business attire, consider the SkyOps holster - created ostensibly for sky marshals. It takes a of practice, but I found it works very well. It is intended for kidney area placement under a tucked-in shirt, with the "J" hook looping underneath your dress belt. Nice once you get used to it.
Summertime is coming - here are a few concealment fashion notes to consider. Maybe you have some of your own to share:
1. A denim overshirt on top of a golf shirt is a nice way to appear to be dressed casually while concealing your firearm.
2. Summertime is a good time to reconsider your holster options, including the use of ankle holsters and a smaller size firearm.
3. For business attire, consider the SkyOps holster - created ostensibly for sky marshals. It takes a of practice, but I found it works very well. It is intended for kidney area placement under a tucked-in shirt, with the "J" hook looping underneath your dress belt. Nice once you get used to it.
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