Fabrics that are used in the production of safety products (gloves, mitts, etc.) and protection (harness, slings, etc.)
Some fabrics are built to sell. These are built to protect.
Tool bags that hold up on a construction site. Safety harnesses that someone’s life depends on. Canvas slings that carry loads heavier than most cars. Protective gloves that stand between a worker and a hazard. These products don’t get celebrated. They get used. Hard. Every day. We supply the fabric inside them.
We work with Number Ducks, Single Fill Ducks, and Army Ducks — in weights from light to heavy, in widths from narrow to wide. Many of these fabrics can meet government and commercial specifications when the job demands it. We also supply rags and wiping cloths for janitorial, garage, and industrial cleanup. Not glamorous. Just necessary.
Number Ducks — #12 to #1
Tool bags. Canvas buckets. Junk bags. Heavy-duty storage that gets thrown around and expected to survive. [View Number Ducks →]
Single Fill Ducks
Bag liners. Pockets. Safety gloves. Canvas drop cloths. Lighter weight, still tough. [View Single Fill Ducks →]
Army Ducks
Slings. Bag handles. Straps. Applications where strength-to-weight matters and failure isn’t an option. [View Army Ducks →]
Rags & Wiping Cloths
Janitorial supplies. Garage cleanup. Automobile shops. The fabric equivalent of a mop.
Tool bags. Safety harnesses. Canvas slings. Protective gloves. Junk bags. Canvas buckets. Bag liners. Drop cloths. Bag handles. Straps. Wiping cloths. Anything that protects a worker, carries a load, or cleans up a mess.
Don’t see your product? Don’t see your fabric? Call us. We’ll talk it through. No safety briefing required.
