MS-386T Split Cowhide Leather Welding Trousers
Product Overview
When sparks are constant and kneeling is unavoidable, a jacket alone won’t save your gear. These split cowhide leather welding trousers are built as full-coverage welding leg protection—shielding front, back, and seat from spatter, slag dust, and abrasion during fabrication and hot work. Instead of overcomplicating the design, they focus on jobsite function: belt loops for a secure fit, a snap-closure fly you can operate with gloves on, and a waist D-ring for clipping keys or lanyards. Built with Kevlar® thread for seam durability in high-heat environments.
What makes them “work pants for welding”
- Full coverage protection for legs and lower body in spatter zones
- Snap fly closure designed for quick use in the shop
- Leather belt loops for a stable, adjustable fit
- Waist D-ring for convenient clip-on carry
- Hammer loop + rear pocket for simple, practical storage
- Sewn with thread to strengthen seams under heat and abrasion
Best For
Ideal as leather welding pants / leather welding trousers for MIG, Stick (SMAW), FCAW, torch cutting support, heavy fabrication, shipyard maintenance, and any hot-work station where sparks attack the lower body first.
Leather & Performance
Premium protective leathers including split cowhide, top-grain cowhide, top-grain goatskin, pigskin, and water-resistant leather, selected for the ideal balance of heat and spark resistance, durability, flexibility, and all-day comfort in demanding work environments.
Applications
Welding, fabrication, grinding, and workshop use Professional choice for industrial PPE distributors and OEM programs Customizable in size, color, cuff style, logo, and packaging
Mingshun was founded in 2010 and has been involved in leather protection industry for over 20 years. After years of development, Mingshun has become a comprehensive enterprise integrating research and development, production and sales. With high quality inspection system and efficient production management process, we can produce more than 500,000 pairs of leather gloves and more than 100,000 pieces clothing per month.

























