Amelia IWB Holster for Kimber Micro 380

The Amelia is arguably one of the thinnest-profile IWB holsters on the market today. Because adding bulk adds difficulty during concealment, slim and minimal holsters are a game changer!

Many IWB holsters offer some kind of wing to help pull the grip of the gun in close to your body. Since the grip is typically the part of your gear that prints, it makes sense to add a wing to your concealed carry holster.  That's easy! Once the grip is tucked in, the next concealment challenge is usually the clip on your holster. The slim profile of the DCC Monoblock and the Ultituck combined with a Concealment Wing basically make your firearm invisible! Concealment magic at its finest!

Which Clip Should I choose?

The DCC Monoblock and the Ultituck are both fantastic options no matter how you carry.  They grip securely to the fabric of your waistband so you can be confident that your holster will stay put as you draw.  Ultimately, the best clip for you is a personal choice. Sometimes the minor differences between them make one or the other perfectly suited for your individual needs.  For example:

• If you sometimes wear a belt, the DCC clip will fit over a 1.5" wide belt, while the Ulticlip is designed to fasten to the fabric behind the belt -offering a little more concealment, but without the added stability a belt can bring
• If tucking in your shirt is a priority, the Ultituck is made so that the tail of your shirt has room to go behind the clip, while the DCC is not made to be tuckable. 
• If your clip is the part that tends to print, the DCC is a better solution for you because of how slim it is along the holster.
• If you need to take your firearm off your waistband during the day, the DCC is easier to quickly remove and put back on.
• If you want to adjust the angle or depth of carry of your holster, the Ultituck can be adjusted slightly while the DCC is fixed in place.

What is a Wing?

A wing is an attachment for inside-the-waistband holsters that's designed to help with concealment.  It's made so that your waistband can pull inward against it like a lever, which will pull the grip of the gun in tight against your body at the same time.  Since the grip of the gun is usually the toughest part to conceal, it can make a HUGE difference to add a wing to your holster! Another benefit of the wing is that it adds an extra "touch point" where your clothing can press against your holster.  This can add stability when you wear stretchy fabrics that might not provide great structure for secure carry.