I have been using a cheap Uncle Mikes. The problem I have is that the pistol rotates in my jeans.

looking into the Bianchi 152.
http://www.midwayusa.com/product/1336555505/bianchi-152-pocket-piece-pocket-holster-ruger-lcp-kel-tec-p3at-p32-leather-brown
I use that for pocket carry of my J-Frame. It is very secure and comfortable.

The same model fits the LCP. They are perfectly adequate and don't have some of the problems of leather holsters, such as the tendency to corrode your handgun if you store it in the holster too long. In fact, I leave my P32 in the holster all the time, even when it is stored in the safe.

One word of caution if you're still thinking of leather. Avoid extremely tight form-fitted pocket holsters at all costs. That design feature is (or should be) only for retention purposes in a belt holster. The retention device with pocket carry is your pocket. All a pocket holster has to do is cover the trigger and keep the pistol in an upright orientation.

I don't know what holster-makers are thinking when they make those things. They are almost impossible to draw from.

Daily carry varies between a Kimber Ultra Carry 3 inch and a Kahr CM9. When I have to wear grown up clothes, I use a Kahr CW380 in a Galco leather pocket holster

The Crossbreed Supertuck really spreads the weight out and their J clips on a black or dark brown belt really make it disappear.

Just picked one up from their site.

I like that the backing is neoprene for comfort. Sandwiched between the neoprene and the outer surface is a thin piece of what they refer to as "spring metal" that allows it to conform to your person while you wear it, but it doesn't fold over like some leather holsters I looked into apparently have a tendency to do.