If you're unsure about this product, just go ahead and buy it. This holster is incredibly well-made, and I guarantee that after a few days of wearing it, you'll forget it's even there. Out of all the holsters I've tried, this one is by far the most comfortable. It's the first holster I've been able to wear discreetly under a regular t-shirt. The craftsmanship is excellent, and it's made to last. The thin and sleek design allows for easy concealment. Overall, I highly recommend this holster for its comfort, quality, and discreetness. Don't hesitate to make the purchase - you won't regret it!

Update 01/22/2024

I have been using this holster since August 2022 for my Ruger LCP. There has not been ANY issues for the past 1.5 with this holster. I recently acquired a Glock 43X. I used this holster for the 43X and again no issues. This holster has been amazing for me. Going to buy another one.

I have retired after being in law enforcement nearly 32 years. Usually carry an off-duty large pistol on the right hip, a Glock 17 and/or Beretta 92. Unfortunately, I developed bursitis on the right hip and very rarely wear a weapon on that side now. I bought this holster to see if it would be a nice underarm CCW. I have been wearing it daily for several weeks now. This holster is comfortable and does not leave an imprint. This holster will NOT hold a full-size weapon comfortably. It will definitely sag and leave an imprint. It does hold a smaller mid-size, and a compact very nicely. I carry a Ruger LCP 380 and do not know it is there. I also carry a Rossi 5 shot wheel-gun with snub-nose barrel. It also carries well.
One thing to remember, this holster is not a quick-draw holster. It is designed to carry your gun, that is it. If you want to quick-draw, do not use this holster, especially because it's main design is an underarm cross-draw. Make sure to wear this over a t-shirt. Definitely is more comfortable that wearing on your skin. Then I wear a button down shirt over it.
As for stitching, so far no issues noted. I am 6'01, 225lbs with a 48" chest. I got the bigger holster and have extra material to spare. The velcro straps and the stretchy shoulder strap are doing their jobs without issue. Overall, I am very pleased with this purchase. Plus the price is right...

The main band is comfortable and snug. The holster is a good fit for my Taurus GX4. I can't decide if I wish the Velcro holster retention strap could be adjusted or removed depending on how you carry.

The package came with 2 shoulder straps and with no instructions. I had to refer back to the Amazon pictures to see how it was supposed to be set up. I "think" I'm only supposed to wear one strap and they are of slightly different lengths so I assume you are supposed to choose which one based on how high you want your pistol to ride. That said, the problem is that even with the longer shoulder strap, the pistol still wants to ride right up in my arm pit which is entirely too high. I want it to ride right below my pectoral muscle. I can kind of do that by not fully attaching the two ends of the strap to the main band (that is only half attaching the two ends to the band). I might try to come up with my own Velcro shoulder strap to get the right ride height.

I like that the main band can double for a belly band minus the shoulder straps. I can wear it appendix iwb style, but I like wearing it backwards. With the outside of the back toward my skin and the inside out the band facing outward towards my pants. Feels more tight and concealed that way. Plus the pistol sits at a canted angle in this position.

Note: another poster mentioned the holster itself is facing the wrong direction (left vs right) from the side you actually order it. I now get what he means. If you are right handed and order the right handed holster, your pistol will sit under your left arm in the holster at a perfectly vertical angle, but turn the pistol around in the holster and it will sit at a canted position with the grip angled up. I don't think this is a flaw, but just happenstance.

Because the holster is soft, you aren't going to be reholstering quickly, but that's the price you pay for a comfortable body conforming holster.

Overall I would have given this a five star rating if it had come with one more longer shoulder strap option or maybe a single long strap that we could cut to the proper length.

My wife bought this holster for me to try. I truly owned more holsters than anyone should. I have never been able to find a simple and comfortable shoulder holster for a subcompact. I have plenty of shoulder holsters for larger frame guns, but I've never been able to find one worth the money for subcompact. I am blessed to have a lot of experience with firearms, and have been fortunate to find many non-shoulder holsters that I use regularly for subcompacts. When I received this holster in the package, I was disappointed and completely unimpressed. it looked flimsy and cheap. BUT, once I enrolled it, put it on and slipped my shadow systems CR 920 in the holster, I couldn't believe it. I have been wearing it daily for a week, and while I can't speak to how well it will stand up to the torture I will put it through, I am shocked at how well made, comfortable and flexible this holster is. It does get a little hot under the band around the chest in the summer, but it is a minimalist design and what little area it takes up on your chest will be tolerable in hot weather. It works great while riding my motorcycle or even in my work shop. I will also say that drawing quickly from this holster will take a great deal of practice. Because of the way the gun sits perpendicular to the chess band/floor, drawing is not as quick as you would find with a shoulder holster that holds a gun parallel to the floor. So far the Velcro is held up extremely well, but again, there's much more torture to put this holster through. I have chosen to buy a second as a back up for an M&P 2.0 40 Cal. For quickness, comfort, and conceal ability, the shoulder holster has way exceeded my expectations so far.

Since the product is cut high it is perfect for deep concealment.

I've been a Bravo Belt only guy for a few years now but whenever I CCW to areas I need deep concealment in, I have that strap across my ass cheeks limiting movement. This strap is cut to ride above my ass, allowing better movement, and thanks to the should strap is wearable as a chest rig as well with an open button up or sweater.

It does print, however, in chest setting if you wear form fitting shirts. Not sure a holster can avoid that"¦