(Maple, natural) Sold in Sets of 10

These are definitely superior compared to your run of the mill cheap clothespins. They are very strong and hold their grip even in the wind. Unfortunately they are pretty expensive compared to to other clothespins. I can buy multiple packs of 50 of the cheapies and still not spend as much on a ten pack of these so it's hard to justify. I'll probably just slowly add a new pack of these expensive ones every year because they are stronger. Picture shows regular clothespin from big box store next to one of these.

These aren't your run of the mill itty bitty clothespins from China. They have a heavy gauge spring that will really help hold your clothes to the line. They are finished and have a type of stain or protected coating that really makes them stand out and I anticipate them surviving many uses over time. I purchased these for my mother, but we both were a bit floored when they arrived. It's hard to even think about spending this much on such an ordinary item, but these really are worth buying. They are made in Washington State in the USA and the quality is definitely worth paying for.

The best clothes pins I have found. Very sturdy and strong holding. I ordered these and another brand to see which I liked the best. The others were very good, but these are better. The gauge of the spring is a little heavier which gives them a stronger grip, and the wood seems a little harder. These are the best I have ever found. They both seemed expensive at the time, as I have never paid this much for clothes pins before. The price was about the same for both. I am ordering more of this brand! Thank you for a fantastic quality product! I don't think I will ever have to buy clothes pins again. Plus a bonus....They are made in the good old USA!!!

Worth every penny. After trying three sets of variously priced clips and pegs (many of both types failed), we gave these a try. Although every once in a while a peg clothespin works a little better, these are hands-down the best solution. Why didn't we do this sooner?It's wonderful comfort to know these are made in the USA with a guarantee they will hold up forever! And they will. I don't think we could damage these (or have them damage our clothes) if we tried. Can't wait to get more.

We hang our wash on the line in the woods in Maine. That means some times it hangs for days before we get enough sun to dry it.We have five dogs and 4 cats and so much bedding to wash. Kevin's Clothespins hold up sleeping bags, comforters, dog beds and blankets with such ease. And the entire pack of ten is still going strong after a whole year of wind and rain and heavy use.These are just the best clothespins I have ever owned. I am ordering a second set today.

Don't buy those stupid small Chinese clothespins. These are the real deal --- they are larger, have thicker spring coils, and the wood is naturally gorgeous. It's only better know they're made in the USA. Why do you think those cheap clothespins are sold in packs of 100 for a few bucks? They expect, and we all know they do, to break again and again. Do yourself a favor and buy some of these because they're better and designed to last decades. They're worth it just for being beefier anyway, as if you're actually hanging clothes they're great. I also use them as bag clips.

For the frugal and environmentally minded. These clothespins are VERY sturdy and should last for a very long time if cared for properly. With most of the clothespins on the market being shipped in from CHINA now days this is a great Nationally sourced product as well. Yes, they are more expensive however your dollars are circulating here in the USA and as for me I'd like to think that every time we do such a thing we all win as Americans.

Awesome. Very strong and sturdy! Not your Grandma’s closepins, ha. Just kidding they open and close perfectly and will last a long time.Can’t wait to start my project!Planning to paint on them and use for chips, cereal, dog food bags, notes, etc… all the chippy things! Giving as gifts as well.So far they’re great! Definitely more expensive, but worth it. The regular ones shift side to side a bit sometimes. These haven’t shifted at all and would be very difficult to do.But check out the makers website.

So far didn’t lose any clothes on the ground