Getting picky about gun holsters is the norm
We get so many phone calls asking us basically asking us to tell people how to dress themselves when they get out of bed in the morning. Maybe 5% of the questions we get asking about tactical clothing and concealed carry clothing are about how someone will look in the clothing once they put it on. The same goes for gun holsters. People often ask us how they feel and how well they are made and all of this really comes down to your personal preference. I can give you a calorie count for every food item you eat, but you gotta tell me if you liked eating it.
Going through your house and pick out the type of clothing that you can wear all year long is probable impossible for you unless you live in a desert or the North Pole. Just like we need rain coats when it’s raining and winter coats when it’s snowing, we need gun holsters and clothing for changes in weather and seasons. Most people don’t carry a shoulder holster when they are living in t-shirt and flip flop land and nobody is going to tell you that you have to wear a leather holster in 100F temperatures. You have to find what feels right and works for you and then think about another scenario for the other things.