Lifting straps from Oath and Oak Global are cut and sewn in our own factory for fitness brands, Amazon and Shopify sellers and distributors that sell grip accessories under their own name.
Choose lasso, figure 8 or closed-loop styles in cotton, nylon or leather, then set the length, padding, logo and packaging for your range.
One piece of webbing sewn into two loops for the firmest hold on heavy deadlifts and shrugs. See our figure 8 lifting straps.
Genuine leather that grips the bar firmly and softens to the hand after a short break-in. View the leather lifting straps.
Soft cotton webbing in lasso style, with or without a neoprene wrist pad. Read about our cotton lifting straps.
Hard-wearing nylon webbing that resists fraying and lets go of the bar cleanly. Explore the nylon lifting straps.
A short fixed loop that lets weightlifters drop the bar fast in snatches and cleans. See the closed-loop lifting straps.
Dowel straps and hybrid padded designs are made to your specification on request.
At Oath and Oak, the webbing decides how a strap grips, wears and feels on the wrist, so material is the first decision in every strap brief.
| Material | Strengths | What to Specify |
|---|---|---|
| Cotton webbing | Grips well when sweaty, soft on the skin | Weave weight and color |
| Nylon webbing | High abrasion and fray resistance | Width and edge finish |
| Polyester webbing | Durable, carries printed colors | Print layout |
| Genuine leather or suede | Tactile grip that molds to the hand | Leather thickness and finish |
| Neoprene padding | Cushions the wrist loop | Pad thickness and length |
Every load point is box stitched or bar tacked, and the wrist loop seam gets the densest stitching because it carries the full pull.
| Specification | Options We Produce |
|---|---|
| Length | 18 to 24 inches for lasso straps, shorter fixed loops for Olympic styles |
| Width | 1 to 1.5 inches |
| Style | Lasso, two-loop figure 8 or fixed Olympic loop |
| Padding | None, a neoprene wrist pad or full-length padding |
| Grip surface | Plain webbing or silicone grip print |
| Sizing | One size for lasso straps, wrist-based sizes for figure 8 |
Custom lengths and widths are sampled from your drawing or from a strap your brand already sells.
Straps leave little room for a logo, so we match the method to the webbing and to the space on the tail and wrist loop. Every route is listed on our customization page.
| Branding Element | Methods |
|---|---|
| Logo on cotton and polyester | Silicone print, screen print, sublimation, woven label |
| Logo on nylon | Woven label, PVC patch, silicone print |
| Logo on leather | Embossing, debossing, laser engraving |
| Wrist pad | Printed or embroidered neoprene |
| Packaging | Paired polybag, header card, retail box, FNSKU or UPC label |
Pick one of our strap patterns and add your logo, colors and packaging, the quickest route to a new grip line.
Bring your own length, width, stitch pattern or padding design, and we develop it with you through sampling.
Order wholesale lifting straps by the case for gyms, retail and distribution, with each reorder matched to your approved pair.
See how private label and OEM projects run, or how we handle wholesale supply for distributors.
Share the style, material, length and padding you want, plus a rough quantity, and we write it into a strap specification.
We sew a sample pair so you can test grip, wrist comfort, stitching and logo, then sign it off or request changes.
Webbing is cut to length, folded and sewn into loops, with reinforced stitching at each load point before checks.
Straps are paired, packed in your chosen packaging, cartoned by style and shipped by air freight or sea freight.
New strap designs follow our product development and sampling process.
Every lot is compared with your approved pair, and our quality control process covers each stage of production.
MOQ and production timing are confirmed in your quote once the strap is fully specified.
| Factor | How It Affects Your Order |
|---|---|
| Material | Cotton, nylon and leather run on different cutting and sewing steps |
| Colors | Each extra webbing color adds a separate production run |
| Branding | Woven labels and printed pads add setup before sewing |
| Packaging | Printed header cards and boxes have their own print runs |
List your styles, colors and target date in your request so the quote reflects the full order.
Both styles tie the hand to the bar, but they attach and release in different ways.
| Feature | Lasso | Figure 8 |
|---|---|---|
| Bar attachment | Tail wraps the bar one or more times | Second loop passes under the bar once |
| Release | Unwinds quickly to drop the bar | No quick release |
| Versatility | Fits different bar diameters | Built for straight pulling |
| Typical lifts | Rows, pulldowns and deadlifts | Heavy deadlifts, shrugs and rack pulls |
| Sizing | One size | Sized to the wrist |
Most strap lines start with a lasso strap and add figure 8 straps for customers who pull very heavy.
Send Oath and Oak the styles and colors you have in mind, a reference strap if you have one, and your logo file. Estimates per style are fine at this stage.
Still have a question?
Send your product details for a quote, or reach Oath and Oak through the contact page.
Ask for a sample pair and check the stitching at the wrist loop, the edge finish and how the logo holds after use. A maker that sews in-house can also keep strap length consistent between reorders.
No. Straps lock the grip onto the bar during pulls, while wrist wraps support the joint on presses. Many brands sell both, and we make each in its own category.
Yes, straps are made and sold as identical pairs. We pack each pair together under one barcode, which keeps listings simple for Amazon sellers and retail buyers.
Some brands publish one after their own testing, since webbing and stitching decide strength. We build to the stitch pattern and webbing you approve and supply sample pairs for that testing.
Yes. Brands often launch lasso and figure 8 straps in two or three colors together. Each style and color is specified on its own and then consolidated into one shipment.
It helps. Straps are easy to wrap the wrong way on first use, so a printed card showing the correct wrap supports customers in their first session and protects your reviews.