Centered zipper
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A zipper insertion with the teeth centered under an opening and two even rows of topstitching visible on either side, often used at center back.
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Bound buttonhole
A buttonhole finished with folded fabric strips, or lips, instead of thread, giving a tailored, couture-quality opening usually made before the garment is fully assembled.
Drawstring closure
A closure made by threading a cord or tape through a casing so the opening can be cinched and tied.
Machine-stitched buttonhole
A buttonhole formed by a dense zigzag stitch worked around a slit, either with a buttonhole foot or an automatic buttonhole function.
Exposed zipper
A zipper inserted so the teeth and tape are visible on the outside of the garment as a design feature, rather than concealed by fabric.
Fly-front zipper
A zipper closure concealed behind an extended, shaped fly facing and underlap, typical of trousers and jeans.
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