I keep seeing threads praising fabric pocket holsters, but unless you've tried a really good Kydex such as from Alabama Holsters you can't appreciate the difference in security, pocket orientation, and ease of draw that they provide. Some advantages of the Alabama: the Kydex is incredibly thin and can even be made to fit the curve of the leg so no printing; the hook is rigid so no chance of failing to retain it in place; the thumb push pops it right off the gun while still in the pocket; it allows immediate full grip with no chance of pushing the gun down too far or tilting it wrong in the holster; the square bottom keeps it positively oriented in the pocket; and it can be made to cover the mag release button, particularly important for left handers who can inadvertently pop the release on a soft holster if the hip bumps something. Unless your budget leaves absolutely no alternative I don't think that fabric holsters no matter how supposedly "sticky" are the best choice.
