2. Stuffing the Bag: Layering with “Jam”
With the shell prepped, the team moves on to the stuffing—what gives the bag its form, feel, and feedback.
At the core of Everlast’s stuffing process is a proprietary material called Jam—a premium blend of recycled textile fibers that’s been sanitized, shredded, and compacted. Unlike foam or sawdust fillers, Jam is designed to replicate real-world resistance: dense enough to challenge power, soft enough to prevent joint strain.
Workers layer Jam by hand, stuffing and packing in measured amounts. It’s not about volume—it’s about balance. The fiber is evenly distributed manually to avoid soft spots or dead zones. The tactile density must feel uniform from top to bottom.