Flexible 4-Inch Width | Stretch-and-recover design adds cushioned support to upholstery, waistbands, and gear projects.
Rugged Blend Construction | Polyester fibers combined with rubber latex build lasting elasticity into every roll.
Coyote Brown 498 | Neutral tone blends easily with tactical, outdoor, and upholstery-style color schemes.
Consistent Quality | Reliable stretch and color match across every roll for dependable project results.
Create. Craft. Sew. Empowering Creativity Since 2003. | Trusted webbing, ribbon & hardware - plus helpful guidance - for crafters, sewists, and small businesses.
Stretch meets strength with this 4-inch heavy-duty elastic webbing, offered in versatile Coyote Brown 498. Built for makers, upholsterers, and gear crafters who need dependable give-and-recovery performance, this webbing adds flexibility to projects that demand both support and comfort. Shoppers looking for a durable, ready-to-use elastic solution will find this webbing a practical addition to their workroom or toolkit.
Made from a rugged blend of polyester fibers and rubber latex, this webbing measures a full 4 inches wide and stretches under tension before returning to its original shape. Each roll delivers consistent color and stretch characteristics, though rolls may include minor length variations or occasional factory splices. Coyote Brown 498 offers a versatile, neutral tone that pairs well with tactical, outdoor, and upholstery-style projects alike. Its width and stretch performance make it a strong match for applications where traditional non-stretch webbing falls short.
Upholsterers will appreciate the supportive stretch this webbing brings to chair seating, sofa cushions, and furniture framework, where controlled give helps distribute weight evenly. Crafters and gear makers can incorporate it into waistbands, tactical belts, backpack straps, and orthopedic-style support builds. Reaching for this material for load-bearing or suspension work isn't recommended; keep applied loads under 25% of rated tensile strength, and avoid climbing, rigging, or other critical safety applications. Testing a sample length under real-world conditions before committing to a full project helps confirm fit and performance.
