A compact molded pocket-carry platform developed around the exact fit reference and the representative garment pockets named in the buyer brief.
Pocket-interface architecture
The molded shell controls fit and coverage while its outer geometry manages orientation, movement and separation against the pocket opening. A design approved in one pocket construction should not be assumed to perform the same way in every garment.
Program decisions
| Decision | Buyer input | Approval evidence |
|---|---|---|
| Fit reference | Exact approved configuration | Seating, access and retention review |
| Pocket range | Representative openings, depths, fabrics and seams | Named garment test matrix |
| Orientation | Permitted position and movement limit | Loaded movement record |
| Separation | Hook, ledge or friction concept and release sequence | Repeatable removal check |
Sample approval focus
Review coverage, pocket entry, orientation, movement, access, separation, edge contact and garment condition across every representative pocket in the approved matrix.
Related development guidance
Use the trim and edge-finish guide, golden-sample guide and quality framework.
Information needed for quotation
Share the exact fit reference, representative garments or pocket dimensions, orientation and separation requirements, quantity, material, branding and packaging.
Request a pocket holster quote
Concept image only. Compatibility and separation behavior require buyer-approved garment and configuration testing.
