Loomcase

Loomcase is a term used in weaving and textile arts to describe a portable storage and transport solution for weaving looms and related tools. It is not a single standardized product; loomcases encompass a range of cases and bags produced by various brands, sized to accommodate different loom types—from small frame looms to mid-sized rigid heddle looms—and their accessories.

Loomcases are typically made from materials such as canvas, nylon, or leather, and often feature padded walls to protect delicate frames. They commonly include adjustable or removable dividers, padded compartments for reeds, shuttles, heddles, warp-weighting tools, and spare thread. Many models provide carry handles, a detachable shoulder strap, and exterior pockets for manuals or smaller items. Some variants use a rigid shell for greater impact protection, while others emphasize lightness and flexibility. Weather resistance and, in higher-end models, lockable compartments are frequently offered.

They are used by hobbyists, guild members, and professional weavers who travel to classes, workshops, or demonstrations, as well as by collectors who need orderly transport of multiple components. A loomcase can help organize different loom parts, keep cords and accessories together, and reduce setup time when moving between locations.

In market and terminology, loomcase remains a descriptive category rather than a single brand or model. Products labeled as loomcases vary in size, capacity, and compatibility with different loom types, reflecting the diverse needs of the weaving community.

See also: weaving kit, loom bag, tool case, textile equipment transport.