I make it a point to have at minimum two kinds of holsters for each of my carry pistols - a quick on/off paddle type, and a decent leather OWB type. And then for my larger pistols, I also have shoulder holsters. But until I discovered appendix carry, I was no longer able to carry IWB because of severe back issues. For my little G43, my son made me a real nice appendix-carry IWB kydex holster (originally discussed here). I liked it so much that I was hoping to find something similar to it for my more recently acquired G26, and that is when I ran across this holster at Amazon.com.
The price is quite reasonable - $37.95 in black, FDE, or the "carbon fiber" pattern pictured here, which is what I bought. The quality is quite good, and the fit is what I would call "positive" with no slop in it. Tension on the trigger guard retention and the muzzle end of the pistol are adjustable by means of two tensioning screws. I was easily able to set the retention to a high degree of confidence, without making it too difficult on the draw. My only complaint is that I would have liked to be able to adjust the belt clip angle to a more vertical orientation relative to the holster - which I can do with the one my son made - but the angle is not that pronounced, and it doesn't seem to influence my draw any, so I can easily live with it the way it is.
I've carried two or three times with this holster now, and it worked very well to conceal the G26 under a simple T-shirt, worn untucked. There was no printing, and it was comfortable to sit with it in the appendix position. It is not tuckable for those who want to tuck their shirts in. The quality is there, and the price is right. I wouldn't hesitate to recommend this holster to someone looking for an inexpensive IWB option. They make holsters for a bunch of other models, listed here: https://www.cyasupply.com/collections/iwb-holsters. As I said, I got mine on Amazon, but the prices appear to be the same when ordered directly from the CYA website.
Pictures below....... the magazine holder pictured is just an old Comp-Tac unit I bought years ago, that I use when carrying just a single spare mag:
