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Clothes Pegs

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Clothes Pegs for Everyday Laundry & Outdoor Drying:

Keep laundry secure on the line with a practical range of clothes pegs suited to everyday household use and larger-scale washing needs. This collection includes plastic clothes pegs, wooden pegs, stainless steel pegs and PVC-coated steel options, with pack sizes ranging from smaller household packs through to bulk quantities.

Plastic Clothes Pegs:

Plastic clothes pegs make up a key part of the range, including standard spring pegs, brightly coloured household pegs and UV-resistant designs made for regular outdoor use. Selected spring plastic pegs feature a double-grip design to hold both thicker and thinner fabrics, while polypropylene pegs provide a lightweight, durable option for general laundry.

For households that regularly dry larger loads, there are also assorted peg packs in higher quantities, including 80, 120 and 240-piece options.

Wooden Clothes Pegs:

Seymours wooden clothes pegs offer an alternative to plastic, with natural wood construction and a spring-loaded grip. The smooth design has no sharp edges, making these suitable for hanging everyday clothing as well as more delicate fabrics. Their simple wooden construction also makes them useful beyond the laundry for crafts, securing bags or displaying photos.

Steel Clothes Pegs:

The collection also includes stainless steel clothes pegs and PVC-coated steel pegs in 20-packs. These provide another choice for shoppers who prefer metal pegs rather than traditional plastic or wooden designs.

Choosing the Right Clothes Pegs:

For regular outdoor washing, consider UV-resistant plastic pegs designed to cope with repeated exposure outside. Wooden pegs are a useful choice when you want a natural, plastic-free option, while stainless steel and coated steel pegs suit those looking for metal construction.

Pack size is also worth considering. A 20 or 36-pack may be sufficient for smaller washing loads, while the larger assorted packs are better suited to households, workplaces or other situations where a greater number of laundry pegs is needed.