FAQ

The jeans button must be fixed with its relative underpart: the nail. For these articles, you need to use manual presses on which to screw specific tools according to the sizes and shapes of the articles.

Automatic or semi-automatic machines which perform the same function can also be used. The press buttons, otherwise, consist of four parts:

A head (visible part)

B spring (female for spring)

C stud (male for spring)

D stud (the inner back part).

These elements must be applied two by two (A+B and C+D) with the same method as jeans buttons and rivets.

The correct measuring tool is a caliper, which measures the diameter either in lines or in millimeters. If you don't have one, you can use a ruler.

There is a table in lines, millimeters or inches.

The price of the button depends on several factors: customization, i.e., whether it features a brand logo, the material, the chosen model, the finish, the workmanship, the quantity.

The best material depends on the type of garment on which it will be applied, as well as the required washing performance and durability. In recent years, sustainability has also become an important factor in material selection.

Brass is the most commonly used raw material, as it offers an excellent response to electroplating finishes, is highly durable, and performs very well when customizations such as logos and engravings are required. From a sustainability perspective, brass generally contains a high percentage of recycled material.

Stainless steel does not rust and offers excellent resistance to washing, corrosion, and wear. For this reason, it is widely used not only in the garment industry but also in the marine sector. As it is a harder material, it is more difficult to process and customize. In terms of sustainability, stainless steel typically contains an even higher percentage of recycled content than brass and is valued for its long service life.

Copper is a more expensive and softer material, and it generally contains a lower percentage of recycled content compared to brass and stainless steel.

Zinc alloy (zamak) is widely used in the fashion industry because it allows the production of virtually any shape or logo with a high level of detail. However, it is heavier and less resistant than both brass and stainless steel

The most commonly used button shape is the round button, which is available in a variety of profiles, including flat, domed (convex), concave, coin-edge, and many other designs.
However, other shapes are also available, such as oval, square, or heart-shaped buttons, although these are less commonly used. In most cases, such shapes are chosen for decorative purposes rather than for functionality.