Shop Winson Tool Bag
Full-grain leather · Solid brass · Monogram includedWinson Tool Bag
- Monogram included
- Free worldwide shipping
- 30-day returns
- 1-year warranty
An open leather tool bag for the bench and the belt, with everything a reach away rather than behind a zip. Two layers of full-grain leather, riveted where steel pulls.
- Free standard shipping worldwide (Southern Africa and Brazil, $30 flat).
- Duties covered on United States orders.
- 30-day returns and a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
What it holds
Everything for the day, each with its place.
- Chiselsdedicated slots
- A mallet and the daily seteach in its own slot
- Set down open on the benchthe mouth holds its shape
- Worn at the waistbelt loops
Drawn to scale · phone 2.8 × 5.8 in. 30 × 24 cm.
Specifications
Measured on the finished bag.
- Dimensions
- 11.5 × 9.5 in (30 × 24 cm)
- Weight, empty
- 1.5 lb (0.7 kg)
- Mouth
- Open, holds its shape
- Attachment
- Belt loops
- Leather
- Two layers of full-grain
- Lining
- Cotton
- Hardware
- Solid brass rivets at loops and mouth
- Monogram
- Engraved, up to 3 initials, included
- Returns and warranty
- 30 days on unengraved pieces · engraved pieces are final sale · 1-year warranty
Questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most.
How is it carried?
What does it hold?
Does the open mouth hold its shape?
Will the leather survive steel tools?
How does it compare with the Gimmy?
Is the monogram included?
How do I care for it?
When will it arrive?
Shipping & returns
Free to your door, and easy to send back.
- Standard shipping
- free worldwide
- Southern Africa & Brazil
- $30 flat
- Ships in
- 1–2 business days
- Delivery
- 5–10 days · 7–14 elsewhere
- US duties
- covered by us
- Returns / warranty
- 30 days / 1 year
Details that matter
The three things that decide how a bag carries, and how long it lasts.

Two layers of full-grain leather, lined in cotton. It scuffs rather than splits, which is what you want in a bag that lives around steel.

Solid brass rivets at the belt loops and at the corners of the mouth, so the weight of steel tools pulls against metal rather than thread.

Holds its shape on the bench, keeping the slots visible and every tool a reach away.