Snap tape
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Twill tape pre-fitted with evenly spaced snap fasteners, stitched to a garment opening in one pass, commonly used on baby clothing for quick closures.
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Zip (fastener)
A mechanical fastener of two rows of teeth or coils drawn together by a sliding pull, used to close openings in garments and bags.
Bag hardware
Metal or plastic fittings such as D-rings, swivel clips, rivets, and sliders used to attach straps, close flaps, and reinforce stress points on bags.
Boning (corsetry)
Rigid or semi-rigid strips, of steel, plastic or historically whalebone, inserted into channels to shape and support structured garments such as corsets and strapless bodices.
Button (fastener)
A disc or shaped fastener sewn to one side of an opening and passed through a buttonhole or loop on the other side to close a garment.
Buttonhole
A reinforced slit or bound opening in fabric sized to admit a button, finished by machine zigzag stitching, a bound technique, or hand stitching.
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