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One of the big mistakes that people new to concealed carry make is to not buy a for real gun belt. It doesn't have to look like an old school police Sam Brown belt. There are plenty of holster manufacturers who also offer quite stylish gun belts. A gun belt is made out of extra thick, and often reinforced, leather and it keeps the weight of the gun that is carried above the belt-line from sagging outwards, which is what it sounds like is happening to you.
So before you invest in a holster, invest in a gun belt. Personally, I don't even use a dedicated gun belt. I use a Wilderness Tactical Instructor's belt with is made from reinforced ballistic nylon (http://www.thewilderness.com/storepinna ... parent=142). Get your belt in a 1-1/2" width, regardless of the material.
Here's why you need a gun belt (a picture being worth 1000 words)
![Image](http://www.wish-sandwich.com/my511belts/8.jpg)
Once you got the belt, then get a holster. Or get both together. Either way, you should have no trouble concealing a subcompact pistol in an OWB holster.
Next, dress right. Make the clothing style changes that will minimize printing. Slightly larger untucked shirts....shirts in darker colors with patterns......hawaiian shirts, etc.