Aside from posters and wall signs, a gun enthusiast can also use clothing that accommodates their firearm. This can be as simple as an untucked casual shirt with an IWB holster in the waistband.

Long pants are advisable, as they can help prevent hot brass casings ejected from the gun from landing in your sock or shoe. This can cause discomfort and even burns.

T-Shirts

The shirt is a classic gun-related clothing item. For concealed carry, shirts should be loose enough that they don’t print when you draw your pistol and can be quickly swept aside or pulled up to reveal it. They should also be long enough to prevent hot brass casings ejected from your firearm from reaching your skin.

In addition to preventing brass from touching your skin, you should wear long-sleeved shirts to cover your arms and legs if you accidentally get hit by an airsoft BB. Leaving too much skin exposed at the range can lead to lead poisoning, which is no fun.

A hat is another must-have accessory for the shooting range, like in womens gun apparel outfits. It keeps the sun out of your eyes and protects your head from those dreaded hot shell casings that inevitably land between your toes.

Hoodies

Whether a guy is a hunter, a sharpshooter, or just a gun enthusiast, he’ll enjoy gifts with a military, hunting, or tactical theme. From rifle-shaped coasters to a “bullet-shaped” bottle opener, there are plenty of ideas for gun gifts that will hit the bullseye.

A hoodie or sweatshirt provides enough bulk to hide even a large handgun in an IWB holster or an OWB holster on the back of the pants. Just be sure the shirt isn’t too tight to prevent the holster from tugging loose fabric into conspicuous wrinkles over your pistol.

Casual shirts worn untucked also provide sufficient concealment with an inside-the-waistband holster. Just be sure the shirt isn’t tight to prevent the holster from tugging a belt or the fabric of the pants into conspicuous folds on either side.

Jackets

In cold weather, jackets or coats are a must. They help keep you warm and cover your backside from people who may be looking for an opportunity to snoop.

If you plan to carry a pistol in a suit or blazer, ask your tailor about adding a hidden pocket for a holster. Often this is less expensive than a holster.

A good-quality bomber or flight jacket can be an excellent choice for concealed carry. These are designed to be looser-fitting than suit coats, which helps conceal a pistol.

A coat or jacket designed for concealed carry will look good in any men’s clothing store. It can be a good investment for people who regularly wear concealed firearms, such as bodyguards and plainclothes law enforcement officers.

Pants

Pants are one of the most essential pieces of gun apparel, and there is a wide range of options for people who carry them. They must have the right pockets for a firearm and be designed to function in tactical situations requiring quick position and movement changes.

Overt tactical pants often resemble military uniforms, and the American BDU and British CS95 pant designs created the standard for how people think of tactical gear. They offer deep cargo pockets and other features ideal for range days, outdoor excursions, or combat missions.

Concealed tactical pants should allow you to wear an IWB or OWB holster comfortably, and they need to be made of durable fabrics that won’t print your weapon on them. They should also have pockets sized for modern mobile devices and include handcuff key storage.