Occidental Leather 4 Pouch Pro Fastener Bag

✔️ 4-Tier Pouch System – Maximize storage without added bulk
✔️ Fits Layout & Fastening Tools – For square, bits, and cat’s paw
✔️ Jobsite Ready – Ideal for framing and general carpentry
✔️ USA Made – Trusted leather quality, built to last

All About the 4 Pouch Pro Fastener Bag

The 4 Pouch Pro Fastener Bag offers the same trusted design as our 3-pouch version, with added storage for fasteners, layout tools, and bits. Featuring four stacked compartments, this all-leather pouch is ideal for framers, general carpenters, and tradespeople who prefer a high-capacity setup.

Includes holders for a 1" blade square, angle square, driver bits, and cat’s paw, with reinforced structure for daily use.

Left- or right-hand dominant options available.

Made in the USA

Features + Specs

• 4 Pouch Layout – Expanded capacity in a compact footprint
• 10 Pockets & Tool Holders – Designed for fasteners and layout gear
• Tool-Specific Slots – Fits blade square, driver bits, cat’s paw, and more
• Full-Grain Leather – Built for long-term durability
• Dimensions:

– Main Bag: 9" W x 8" H
– Middle Bag: 7" W x 6" H
– Outer Bag: 5.5" W x 5.5" H
– Upper Bag: 4.5" W x 4.5" H

• Weight: 2.1 lbs
• Hand Orientation: Worn on the non-dominant sideMade in the USA
• Made in the USA

Care + Maintenance

Leather Gear Care

Our leather is custom-tanned to handle tough, outdoor conditions. However, tough gear still deserves smart upkeep.

• Brush off jobsite grit daily, and wipe down with a damp rag when things get muddy.
• Occasionally shake out the debris from inside bags and pouches.
• For deeper grime, use mild soap and water—no bleach, no harsh solvents. Then let it dry naturally.
• For occasional cleaning maintenance—about once a year—use saddle soap, a leather cleaner, or mild soap and warm water. Then apply a small amount of non-oil-based leather conditioner. We recommend our Rugged Service Cream.
• Store dry, out of direct sun, and your Occidental Leather gear will outlast the job.

* Avoid oil-based products, as they can weaken stitching and shorten the life of the leather.

* Always wipe off mud, concrete, or other drying compounds with a damp cloth before it dries, as these materials can draw out the leather’s natural oils