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I can second a lot of these posts. I've had a few Kramer holsters and they're all very well made and held up to years of use and sweat (Texas) without any signs on use. I just recently passed off one of my OWB Kramers to my old partner that went to homicide, he's worn it every day and bangs it on crap all the time and you can't even tell. The abuse only added the worn leather look that doesn't look all ragged.
I've also had a few Dale Frickie holsters, very well made. I ran a couple OWB for work and had an appendix holster for a Sig P239 I could not get use to, kept pushing on pressure points when I sat down.
Anymore I carry Glocks in a Raven Concealment Vanguard 2, which doesn't help you, but I'd look at the Raven Phantom holsters. They are very well made and hold very tightly to your body.
Small factors to consider are your climate and potential abuse of your weapon. I personally never cared about my guns, but kydex holsters will add some noticeable wear to your weapons compared to leather. On the other hand, leather holsters will hold moisture and all from sweat more than kydex. That's the main reason I've switched from leather holsters since I moved to Texas.
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