Three Decades of Precision. One Toledo Team.
Founded in 1994, Complete Converting is a woman-owned custom cut-and-sew manufacturer based in Toledo, Ohio. For over 30 years, we've built a reputation for quality, durability, and precision — producing sewn protective packaging and components for automotive and defense customers who can't afford error.
Our Expertise
From selecting the right textiles to engineering custom patterns, our team tailors every part to your exact specifications. We source high-performance fabrics — including DuPont™ Tyvek® and Freudenberg Evolon® — to make sure your parts hold up under real working conditions.
Our Eastman automated cutting machine delivers precise, repeatable patterns, and our sewers — many with 20+ years of hands-on experience — bring craftsmanship that automation alone can't replicate.
Our Process
We don't just wait for a spec sheet. Our team often visits manufacturing plants to see the work cell firsthand — so what we build actually fits how you operate. Every item we produce goes through 100% inspection and is accurately labeled before it ships, so your counts, logistics, and deadlines stay on track.
Leadership
Jen Kielczewski
President
Jen took the helm of Complete Converting in 2022, bringing a background in investment banking and a sharp eye for strategy to the manufacturing floor. Under her leadership, the company has grown while staying true to its roots — hands-on, detail-driven, and built on a workplace culture she's proud of.
Paula Loughton
VP OF PRODUCTION
With 20+ years of experience in continuous flow manufacturing, Paula oversees our sewing and quality control teams — keeping production precise, consistent, and on deadline.
Audra Barber
VP of Business Operations
With over 15 years at Complete Converting, Audra manages customer estimates and service calls, making sure every client gets the attention they need.
Taylor Hall
VP of Creative Design
Taylor translates complex specs into production-ready patterns, using precision AutoCAD drafting to make sure every design is accurate before it hits the floor.