Canada's Premier Packaging and Covering Solutions Provider
Since 2005 we’ve been sewing bulk bags, tarps and custom products in our Calgary shop, and sourcing the rest from audited partners. You get the right product and a real person on the phone.
Type A and UN-rated bulk bags, tarps, covers and sewn products made at our Calgary facility.
Certified by BSI for manufacturing UN-rated FIBC bulk bags.
A Certified Aboriginal Business with the Canadian Council for Aboriginal Business.
Six product families, from stock bulk bags to custom covers built in our shop.
FIBC bulk bags, PE liners and pallet covers for storing and moving dry bulk material.
Woven poly, paper poly and gravel bags, stocked in common sizes and ready to ship.
Woven PP bags for dry goods, materials and parts, with hazmat and food-grade options.
Custom tarps and covers made to order in our Calgary facility.
Woven geotextiles that meet or exceed Alberta Transportation specifications.
Wire tree baskets and sewn burlap liners, treated or untreated.
Our sales team knows the products. Call and we’ll help you pick the right one.
Canadian manufacturing and global sourcing, backed by responsive local support.
Test fit and function with a local prototype before full production.
Sizes, fabrics and fittings built to your industry specs.
Safety labels, liners, spouts, seams and patches done quickly in Calgary.
Certified for UN-rated FIBC manufacturing, with traceability across production and repairs.
Dewatering bags, geocontainers and silt sacks cut, sewn and welded in house.
Audited international partners keep standard products well priced and available.
In stock in Calgary
Burlap sandbags are a proven second line of defence against floodwater on job sites, farms and roadways. Natural jute, ready when spring runoff hits.
14 x 26 in natural jute bags with tie strings, 1,000 per bale.
Sewn liners for wire tree baskets, in standard or heavy weight, plain or treated.
Browse by industry to see the products we supply and answers to common questions.
Bring us a problem and we will prototype the answer. The Dignity Bag is one example.
The problem
Binners collect and sort refundable cans across Canadian cities, and they needed a tougher, safer bag.
The co-design
Morgan co-designed and made The Dignity Bag with another company, from first prototype to finished bag.
The result
Lightweight and tear-resistant, it holds up to 240 cans, with high-viz straps and reflective details.
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