Legality check

No bottom selected. The rule requires a belt carried through a minimum of three loops.

No camouflage or military styling. Every piece is built to sit inside this clause, not against it.

No belt selected. The maximum legal width is 1.75 in (44.45 mm).

No concealment layer selected. IDPA requires the firearm and carriers concealed from view in any direction.

No purpose-built magazine pockets. General pockets only, which is the legal side of this clause.

Every piece is rated for all-day continuous wear, which the rulebook makes a requirement rather than a preference.

Nothing in this loadout gives artificial support. No shooting jacket, no stiffening, no tightening device intended to brace the body.

Clothing must be normal street or uniform type. Every piece here reads as ordinary clothing, which is also what IPSC §5.3.1 asks for.

WA1500 sets no belt width, no loop count and no belt position. A full-text search of the 2026 issue returns nothing for dress, loop, waist or hip. Nothing here is inferred from the other two rulebooks. Where PPC says nothing, neither do we.

Officials may examine a shooter's equipment or apparel at any time. Every specification on this site cites the clause it answers, so it survives being looked at.