Upgrade every fastening project with olive sew-on hook and loop tape, a dependable alternative to buttons, snaps, and zippers. Crafted for makers, crafters, and everyday problem-solvers, this woven nylon tape lets you join and separate items in seconds while holding strong through repeated use. One side carries tiny, flexible hooks; the other holds soft, dense loops. Press the two together, and they interlock instantly, releasing only with a firm pull and the familiar ripping sound fastening tape is known for. Trusted by NASA and relied on across military uniforms, equipment, and vehicles, this hook-and-loop tape brings professional-grade holding power to your home, workshop, or studio.
Woven entirely from nylon, this tape measures 2 inches wide and comes in a rich olive shade that blends into canvas, outdoor gear, and tactical-style fabric alike. Hook and loop sit on opposite sides, so keep in mind that each piece engages only one surface; order both types together if a project calls for a complete closure. Sewing stays simple thanks to a flexible, non-adhesive backing built to handle a needle and thread without fraying or curling at the edges. Dry-clean it or toss it in the wash, since the nylon construction holds up through repeated cleaning cycles without losing its grip. Rolls measuring 50 yards may arrive as two separate 25-yard sections, and longer rolls may occasionally include a factory splice. Reach out before ordering if you need a single continuous roll, and a member of the support team will do their best to accommodate the request (this option isn't available for wholesale orders — apologies for the inconvenience).
Bags, packs, tarps, costumes, and travel gear all benefit from a strip of this tape. Wrap loose cords into neat bundles, reinforce heavier-duty closures, or swap out worn zippers and buttons on jackets and bags for a quick, sewable fix. Campers use it to secure tent flaps and keep gear organized on the go, while crafters reach for it to build reusable closures on bins, covers, and costumes. Keep a few usage notes in mind while planning a project: this tape is not rated for climbing, rigging, or other critical load-bearing applications, and loads should stay under 25% of the tape's tensile strength. Because hook and loop sit on separate sides of this single-sided design, plan your yardage of each type accordingly to build a complete, working closure.
