Hidden Tailor Shirt Keeper

[Brent311 Member Find all posts View Profile Close Brent311]

I was thinking of buying one of those hidden tailor rubber belt shirt keepers from Galls or Quartermaster. Has anyone used one, and if so, do they work? I am getting sick of using the old suspender style shirt keepers. They take forever to put on, and tend to come off. Thanks. Brent

[Mr. Security Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Mr. Security]

I was thinking of buying one of those hidden tailor rubber belt shirt keepers from Galls or Quartermaster. Has anyone used one, and if so, do they work? I am getting sick of using the old suspender style shirt keepers. They take forever to put on, and tend to come off. Thanks. Brent

I tried them. Didn't work for me. Too bulky/cumbersome. I returned them.

[davis002 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close davis002]

I personally don't wear one, but a few of our guys do and they have nothing but good things to say about them.

[Bill Warnock Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Bill Warnock]

I just loved those things. Kept the shirt in and didn't interfere with the "rig."
Enjoy the day,
Bill

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I was thinking of buying one of those hidden tailor rubber belt shirt keepers from Galls or Quartermaster. Has anyone used one, and if so, do they work? I am getting sick of using the old suspender style shirt keepers. They take forever to put on, and tend to come off. Thanks. Brent

I tried it and personally didn't like it. I went to the suspender ones, the ones that attach to the tails of the shirt and and tops of your socks, and prefered them.

[Charger Member Find all posts View Profile Close Charger]

I have one.. It does a good job of keeping things tucked in and straight... But there are times when my midsection gets sore by the end of a long shift... After all, you're basically wrapping a large rubber band around your waist for 8-12 hours
I've been thinking of switching to the suspender style, but haven't yet.