After researching, I decided to test the skirt out with my Sig Sauer P238 and Smith & Wesson Shield. Both on the smaller side, these both fell within Alexo's guidelines for carry. I ordered a size small, and it fit my 5-foot 2-inch, 100-pound frame perfectly. As far as comfort, this skirt has it. It's light, breathable, and stylish -- all the things you want in quality above the knee skirt. Not to mention, pockets -- it bears repeating.
Concealed carry-wise, the skirt performed as expected. After a year with its Carry Runners, I came to this review already familiar with the Alexo design. I knew what to expect, and that consistency is advantageous for the company and its products. The holster pockets retained my gun well, though I intend to conduct further testing to see how the fabric maintains over time.
I paired the skirt with a few different outfits and was pleasantly surprised by how well it concealed both guns at the same time. That's right; I wasn't entirely committed to just carrying one gun during testing. Who wants to be tied down like that? So, I opted to on-board the Sig P238 and S&W Shield simultaneously. Since the Shield is slightly larger, I placed it in the AIWB position and moved the Sig to the right kidney pocket. It was not only comfortable but rather convenient to have two guns. Should I experience a malfunction, I have an extra option at the ready. I'm not advocating that you tote two pistols on the regular, but it's a nod to the design that it can handle this tall order. The Sig seemed the most at ease in the Tuck & Carry while the Shield had a tighter fit. Printing was next to nothing, if at all. If you want a holster that makes your gun, or guns, disappear, this is it.