Traditional Bikini Leather holster, hardshell OWB cantilever carry. Provides a firm and tight fit for the GLOCK 17 (as illustrated), which makes the pistol sit tight and snug in the holster.

Fits;

• Glock 17, 19, GIRSAN MC 9.
  
  

This particular hardshell leather bikini holster features a few improvements over the previous one we used to do. We would certainly recommend this option for law enforcement and tactical applications - it looks neat, formal-stylish and creates a strong impression on the waistline - aside from its tactical utility, of course.

The next best thing to shiny-polished leather boots on duty, is a shiny polished leather bikini holster!

Key Features:

• Will accommodate for a 1.5” / 40mm belt
• Two-piece assembly - retained by heavier duty stitching running around the moulded insert profile of the holster and the extremities.
• Belt loop flaps are moulded inward, to minimize the break-in / stretching and bending of the leather required.
• Cantilever design - allowing for a forwardly angled pistol draw.
• Thick 3 ~ 3.5mm hard leather shell w/ softer, short-suede lining.
• YKK® adjustable stud - with the help of a Phillips screwdriver, you can adjust the female stud in a 20mm vertical range. This is accommodate for the longer barrel GLOCK 17 or shorter barrel GLOCK 19 - whichever one you'll be carrying and however loose or snug you'd like for it to sit.
• Moulded leather passive retention - the leather, unlike hard polymer, doesn't need to catch around a trigger guard, but instead, cushions in around the whole gun, eliminating any and all play on the holstered gun.
• Bovine / Cow leather 

In terms of maintenance:

All EL PASO's products come varnished out of the factory - treatment is only necessary once you notice that the holster starts looking dull - at this point, you can use linseed oil or liquid paraffin for treating the leather.

• SINGER ALL PURPOSE OIL - 80ML

Is also a lovely option for treating oil, as it is mineral based, we understand. 
DO NOT use DUBBIN as this will block the pores of the leather and causes the thread stitching to start rotting.