Moya Tactical, a veteran-owned company out of Southern California, displayed their patent-pending anti-printing t-shirts at the US Concealed Carry Association Expo (USCCAE) recently. Anti-Printing Technology was developed by the company in order to allow gun owners wishing to carry concealed to do so in a variety of styles without the firearm imprinting through their clothing.

The secret is in the patent-pending diamond pattern on the inside of the t-shirts, polo shirts, and women’s shirts produced by the company. The placement and size of the pattern on the inside of the shirt break up the way the clothing hangs, even with movement from side to side. According to the company owner, they are able to place the pattern anywhere inside the shirt for completely custom apparel that suits the concealed carry needs of their customer.

Moya Tactical designs concealed carry clothing to be worn in a variety of concealed carry styles.

In addition to pattern placement, customers can also select from pre-designed screen prints or upload their own. Turnaround time from order to receipt of the custom shirts takes approximately 7-10 days. MSRP is $30 per shirt.

The placement and size of the pattern on the inside of the shirt prevent the firearm from imprinting through the clothing.

Learn more about Anti-Printing Technology via Moya Tactical’s website or follow them on Facebook.

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