About McGuire-Nicholas
Since 1932
McGuire-Nicholas has put its name on work gear since 1932. The line began with leather: aprons, pouches and belts for carpenters and electricians. It still carries those, and it has grown into rigs, knee pads, tool bags and suspenders.
Built around the trades
We think about gear the way a tradesperson does. What goes in the right pocket, what hangs from the left hip, how the load feels at hour eight. That is why our catalog opens by trade as well as by department.
Materials we trust
Oil-tanned leather for pouches that bend and last, saddle leather for holders that keep their shape, suede where light weight matters. Ballistic nylon and 600D polyester for rigs and bags that need to shed rain. Gel and foam for knees, and steel for the Monster Hook.
Gear that works the way you do
A belt that sits right at hour eight, a pouch that opens where your hand already is, a knee pad that stays put when you shuffle along a floor. That is the test every piece in the catalog has to pass, and the reason the same models stay in it year after year.
