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Snow Day in the South = Sale!

Snow Day in the South = Sale!

  • Take advantage of the SNOWDAY & save on your Safety!   Savings across the site on gear to keep you safe. Use savings code [Snowday] for 10% off PLUS free shipping. Exclusions apply.

Save on safety tools like pepper spray and ccw purses. When carrying on body, our American made clothing keeps your firearm from imprinting – a win-win combo!

Supporting American Manufacturing, American workers and American right to bear arms. This sale only lasts with the snow – 48 hours. January 10- January 12, 2025. Shop Now at  Incognito Wear IX

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Christmas Gifting Ideas for Self Reliant Individuals

Gift ideas for those who carry, for those who travel and for those who never want to be a victim.

American made concealed carry clothing gives you confidence that you can carry on – body without getting called out by “Karen”.

Clothing designed by a woman who was VERY self conscious about dressing around a firearm. But not any longer – I’m armed, fashionable & Incognito.  And you can too!

https://youtu.be/4Cb3XNkoVug

 

In honor of MLK

As we celebrate Martin Luther King day, It’s a good time to reflect on avoiding violence and taking a page out of his life. Taking a page out of Martin Luther Kings’ life. In tough times it takes strong men to discuss matters rather than resulting to violence.

One way, of course, is to avoid it all together. However, if “trouble” finds you, are you prepared and layered up in devices?

Martin Luther King believed we could settle differences rationally. I still believe that today – al beit, it seems tougher these days than those days of old.

That’s why having non lethal tools such as P.O.M pepper spray is a good and useful device for self defense.

Tempers are running extremely high (for some unknown reasons). I’ve noticed that the more stressed someone is, the more likely they are to be short on patience. And, therefore, more likely to potentially have some  type of an irrational outbursts.

Take a deep breath, layer self defense tools and be observant to stay safe.

 

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Gift Ideas for the 2A

Gift Ideas for the 2A

We all have “that family member”. That family member that is soo hard to buy for. We’ve giving you some gift ideas to solve this problem of “”What to get the gun enthusiast for Christmas!

It’s a personal decision on how you plan to enforce protection for yourself and your property. At some point, you’ll make a decision about concealing a firearm and non lethal tools for self defense. So, we here at Incognito Wear IX, understand that concealing a handgun changes your wardrobe and we’ve designed clothing Just For you … and the gun enthusiast!

Of course, concealed carry clothes are always a hit (30 day returns / exchanges)

What woman doesn’t want new Bling?!  You can always put a smile on her face with our jewelry options. From silver plated hammered wide cuff bracelets and leather rhinestones and leather life inspired metal bracelets, rings and necklaces

For the “I refuse to wear a belt” person;  our Strix Bellyband not only holds a firearm but plenty of pockets for lipstick, keys and cash / cards. Wear this instead of carrying a purse

Looking for a gun purse? We have a new selection of concealed carry purses with designated compartment for your firearm.

Stocking stuffers items like

When you don’t know what to get – Incognito Wear IX Gift Card in increments of $25.00, buy and download and Give.

Merry Christmas and working hard to keep you safe while being fashionable and incognito. When you are concealed carry, you’ll never be a victim because of style.

 

 

 

 

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month

March goes out like a Lion and April in like a Lamb…. as say they say.

When I think of April, I have good thoughts <3

April brings about beautiful landscapes. Flowering shrubs and trees, daffodils, lilies, tulips, a beautiful showcase of blooming Azaleas.

It seems the allure of springtime  also creates an opportunity for bad things to happen.

April is  sexual assault awareness month.

Perhaps it should be every month, but as many seniors are leaving the nest, it is a good time to focus on some simple tips to stay safe. Unfortunately, things can happen anywhere, to anyone, at anytime – day or night.

One in three females victims (of either) completed or attempted rape experienced it for the first time between the ages of 11 and 17. SOURCE

When looking or moving your child into school,

  • take note of where the campus security stations
  • Simple things like not walking alone, especially late at night.
  • Know the schedule of buses or trams and when they stop running.
  • If you’re studying late at night, make sure to communicate with a roommate or friend.
  • Let others know where you are going to be and with whom.

If you’re the parent of a graduating student (or friend), a great graduation gift would be some measure of self defense (for example pepper spray). Layering self defense tools is also a good idea. Having a flashlight, whistle or personal alarm can also be helpful.

Almost one in four undergraduate women experienced sexual assault or misconduct at 33 of the nation’s major universities. SOURCE

I’m personally speaking from experience and it’s one of the events that lead me to start Incognito Wear IX. I experienced frustration and a sense of helplessness.

My daughter didn’t want to talk about the event. So, how do you help your child process though a horrific event. I was shocked to find out that the campus police don’t seem to be too interested in solving, taking on the case, or investigating the event.

Nor do the schools want the publicity of such an event or events.

My daughter wanted to forget the event and want it to “just go away”. I can understand how and why victims are so reluctant to speak out against their attacker.

One reason is the shame. Secondly, the embarrassment of the event and self blame. I believe the biggest reason is the fear of not being believed and having to relieve the trauma over and over.

I hope you or your child Never experiences an assault. It’s a difficult topic to speak about.

I believe getting professional help is critical; even as your child insist “they are fine” – They are NOT!

Emotional trauma should be processed in order to move through the event and on to good mental health.

The best solution for prevention, of course, is to become situational aware of your surroundings. Keep your head on a swivel. Make Eye contact and make mental notes of what you observed.

Again, having a flashlight, whistle, personal alarm, pepper spray, tactical pen, or (if campus carry or of proper age to carry) a firearm.

Be observant. Does it look normal? Would someone wear a winter coat in summer?

I invite you to share with your child the increase usage of date rape drugs, especially common at universities. For this reason, Never leave a beverage unattended.

Awareness of methods of attack are helpful, but what if…. this happens to you or someone you know?

I invite you to check out a few fictional novels that deal with this topic by an author who has experience and training in dealing / processing deep trauma for emotional health.

Snatched but followed” by Frannie Watson and “Pursued but shielded

Additional helpful resources –

RAINN

Racheal’s Rest