(Pack of 50) Wooden Clothespins About 2-7/8" Long

I used these last winter to hold the tarp onto my pool. They were exposed to a lot of abuse: snow, freezing rain, and heat, and not to mention wind lifting the tarp up off the water. They kept the tarp tight and secure. Nearly all of them made it until I opened the pool in the spring. I use them to keep potato chip bags and frozen vegetable bags closed. I recommend them.

These wooden clothespins are simple, sturdy, and reliable. At about 2-7/8" long, they’re a good standard size and work well for hanging laundry, crafts, or general household uses. The spring mechanism feels strong, and they hold clothes securely on the line without slipping. The wood is smooth and doesn’t splinter easily, which is nice compared to cheaper pins. I also like that they come in a bulk pack of 50—plenty to keep on hand for laundry or projects. Overall, these are classic, no-frills clothespins

These wooden clothespins worked perfectly with my new clothesline. They are sturdy, easy to use, and hold clothes securely without slipping. Exactly as described

I should've paid closer attention to the dimensions. They're much smaller than the standard clothespins at the store. They still hold, but are not as strong so they don't work for everything.

These wooden clothespins are fantastic! The 2-7/8" size is perfect for a variety of uses, from hanging laundry to crafting projects. The quality is excellent—each clothespin is sturdy and holds items securely without slipping. The natural wood finish looks great, and the smooth finish means they won’t damage delicate fabrics. With 50 in a pack, they’re an excellent value for the price. Whether you're using them for everyday tasks or creative projects, these clothespins are a must-have. Highly recommend!

I use these like chips clips to close open bags. They store easily because they are smaller and cheaper but just as effective.

They fit the job done but they break super easily.

These are the best for closing packages. Why people buy the big ones that are "Pretty" I don't know. These are good, and cheap