[Skippys]

I tend to be 50/50 IWB/OWB and have discovered Dickies work shirts to be ideal for the latter. Nice long, even shirt tails and they come in a wider assortment of colors (on Amazon.com) than you'll find at WalMart.

They're not dressy but they don't scream "guy-packing-a-gun," like vests.

 

[DontTreadOnI]

I prefer well fitting flannels that are an inch or two longer than normal.

Is this what you're referring to:
Amazon.com: Dickies Men's Short Sleeve Work Shirt: Clothing

 

[Skippys]

I prefer well fitting flannels that are an inch or two longer than normal.

Is this what you're referring to:
Amazon.com: Dickies Men's Short Sleeve Work Shirt: Clothing

Yup, that's it. I have a few both long and short sleeve. I don't wear them daily, and I've removed the labels.

 

[Civil_Response]

Huh, I kinda like that...

Much better than this:

 

[bigmacque]

First off, the floral/hawaiian print thing is not that bad. I've often said that women have more cover opportunities then men do because patterns in blouses tend to hide things better.

That said, I like the Columbia PFG shirts, untucked, if I'm needing something to cover. They run longer than most shirts, and if you do find one that is a T, as in XLT, or 2XLT, even better. Carharrt makes a lot of shirts that are T designated as well. Of course, it helps if you're tall .... the tall ones look a little gangsta on someone 5'5" tall! :smile:

But those Dickies are nice shirts.

 

[WHEC724]

I'm very grateful to be at the age where it just doesn't matter anymore. :yup:

I might tuck if meeting with certain business partners, but I generally leave whatever I put on that morning, hanging out.

 

[TX expat]

I buy Duluth Longtail Tees because they have just enough extra length to help keep things concealed. I don't OWB much anymore but even for IWB it's nice to have a little extra material so you don't have to be so concerned about normal movement.

 

[Civil_Response]

I'm very grateful to be at the age where it just doesn't matter anymore. :yup:

I might tuck if meeting with certain business partners, but I generally leave whatever I put on that morning, hanging out.

Whew, I'm glad you clarified the part in bold!

 

[ClutchSR9C]

Huh, I kinda like that...

Much better than this:
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Are you kidding?! This picture sums up my daily attire! :rofl:

 

[WHEC724]

It's still okay to cuff my jean shorts, right?

 

[CPO 15]

Only if you iron them.

 

[Doghandler]

Those Dickies are classic. I've worn that style since long before I started carrying. Last spring I picked up some seersucker pattered Van Heusen shirts at Kohls - bought one of each color. The seersucker fabric really helps break things up.

Seersucker is hard to find but I always keep an eye out for it.

 

[RETSUPT99]

Huh, I kinda like that...

Much better than this:
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I pity the poor fool dirtbag who picks this guy out of a crowd for a robbery, only to find out that he's the local quick draw champion...can draw from cover and shoot 5 targets in 2.2 seconds, and hit all at dead center:rofl:

 

[triage1998]

I wear Ralph Lauren Polo "The Big Shirts"

They look decent and are extremely comfortable.

 

[robhic]

Those Duluth shirts (in general) are nice. The longer length of the T-shirts keeps you from having to wear a whole size larger just to get the extra length with a regular shirt. Or ...... check out BotachTactical.com and they often have those 5.11 Tactical Shirts on sale. With free shipping it is a good deal when they run them. Sometimes they get a bad rap for shipping inconsistencies but the prices make it worth while, at least IMO.

 

[Rem700]

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