McGuire-Nicholas Contractor Apron, Oil-Tanned Leather
Model 767-E · Work Aprons
An oil-tanned leather contractor apron with two metal hammer loops and its own leather belt. It suits framers, carpenters and remodelers who want tools and nails at the waist.
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Specifications
- Model
- 767-E
- Material
- Oil-tanned leather
- Department
- Work Aprons
- Version
- Brown, up to 50 in waist
- Weight
- 0.75 lb
- Trades
- Framing & Carpentry
Where to buy
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About the Contractor Apron, Oil-Tanned Leather
- Oil-tanned leather The apron is cut from oil-tanned leather made to handle years of use.
- Two hammer loops Metal hammer loops on the left and right sides let either hand reach.
- Double-prong buckle The leather belt closes with a double-prong roller buckle for a secure fit.
- One size The apron fits waists up to 50 in, and you set the fit at the buckle.
The apron keeps nails, screws and hand tools in front of you while you frame, trim or remodel. Two metal hammer loops, one on each side, let you carry a hammer on your strong side and a second tool on the other. You reach down, grab what you need and keep your eyes on the work.
It is made of oil-tanned leather and comes with a leather belt. A double-prong roller buckle closes the belt and holds it steady under load. The apron is one size and fits waists up to 50 in. New leather starts stiff and softens as you wear it, so give it a few days on the job.

Pick another model if
This apron has no suspenders or padding, so all the weight rides on the belt. Heavy framing loads may call for the 6-Piece Heavy Duty Suspension Rig, which moves part of that weight to your shoulders. If your waist is over 50 in, pick a belt with a longer range.
Use and care
- Wipe the leather clean and let it dry slowly away from direct heat.
- Condition the oil-tanned leather every few months to keep it from drying out.
- Empty the pockets at night so the leather keeps its shape.
What buyers say about the Contractor Apron, Oil-Tanned Leather
4.6 out of 5 on 45 ratings. Reviews word for word, including the critical ones.
Hubby loves it
This was a gift for my husband and I think he was little skeptical at first. He was concerned it would get in the way when he was working, but I don't think I have seen him without it since. He says it is very comfortable and perfect for his needs. I also have a son that is a carpenter and he said it looks like a great belt. Very well made and sturdy, but flexible enough to move with you as you work.
Love this belt
After a not so great experience, with a canvas carhartt belt that fell apart immediately, I wanted something all leather. It's sturdy, well thought out, and, wears comfortably even loaded up. The only thing I might change is the location of the hammer loops, I like them higher up, but I can always just buy one to add to it.
Complete junk. Not real leather
Bought two one for my partner andone for myself. This is not real leather, with in few months they both fell apart. Real leather does have cloth running through the center. This is bonded leather like in cheap furniture at these prices I expected way better. See pics.
To belt
Tool belt was well made quality leather for a very good price
Very sturdy and fits ok.
Does the job of holding tools and nais needed for remodeling our dining room.
Contractor Apron, Oil-Tanned Leather: questions
Does the apron come with a belt?
Yes. The apron has a leather belt that closes with a double-prong roller buckle. It fits waists up to 50 in, so you set the fit on the buckle.
Can I carry two hammers?
You can. There is a metal hammer loop on the right side and another on the left, so a hammer and a second hanging tool can ride together.
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