Tool Bags
2 products
Open tote or closed bag is the whole decision. The 17-pocket tote holds 20L with an open top so tools stay visible while the work happens, the 14-pocket bag holds 19L and closes for tools that travel between sites, and these two are the only items in the line that also take color print silkscreen.
Which one your crew will actually use
The 13" 17-Pocket Tool Tote is for work that happens in one place: an open top, seventeen pockets around the outside, and everything reachable without digging. Electricians, HVAC and maintenance techs who set the bag down and work out of it will prefer it. The 13" 14-Pocket Tool Bag closes, which matters the moment the bag rides in an open truck bed, goes on a site with weather, or gets handed to an apprentice who is responsible for what is in it. Both are reinforced high-density canvas with a dirt and water repellent coating, in black and chestnut, and both are 13 inches long so they sit in the same footprint.
Three decoration methods, and when silkscreen pays
These two are the only Wolverine items that take color print silkscreen alongside digital transfer and embroidery. Embroidery on the canvas panel is what you want for an award or a milestone gift, because a stitched mark on a tool bag reads as something earned. Silkscreen is the flat, hard-wearing option and the one to consider on a run of a hundred or more, especially with a solid one or two color logo. Digital transfer covers gradients and photographic artwork. Setup is $55 per decoration, once per order, whichever method you pick, and every order gets a free digital proof before production.
Real numbers before you ask for a quote
Decorated pricing at the 12 piece minimum: 17-Pocket Tool Tote $69.31, 14-Pocket Tool Bag $71.80. The tote drops to $55.00 at 100 pieces and the bag to $56.98 at 132, roughly 20% below the minimum price in both cases. These are the items that carry a trade program: apprenticeship and trade school graduations, safety milestone awards, tool and equipment dealer promotions, building supply and contractor gifts, and hiring incentives for skilled trades. Pair one with a branded cap and a lunch cooler for a technician onboarding kit that costs less than a jacket.