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Garment Hardware and Metal Accessories for Apparel Brands
Buttons, snaps, eyelets, cord hardware and decorative trims for apparel lines and garment factories. Tell us the strap width, load direction and finish target for your garments project — we come back with hardware, material and finish options, then sample before you commit.
- Hardware in range
- 54 products across 12 categories
- Sizes commonly produced
- Brass Locking Cufflink Button Cover: 15–20 mm · Gunmetal Shirt Button Cover: 15 mm · Rose Gold Cufflink Button Cover: 17.5 mm · Two-Hole Engraved Coat Button: 10 mm, 12.5 mm, 15 mm, 17 mm, 18 mm, 20 mm · Four-Hole Natural Wood Button: 11.5–30 mm · Zinc Alloy Sew-On Button: 18 mm · Laser-Engraved Logo Wood Button: 9-38 mm · Fabric-Covered Shank Button: 10 mm · Resin Garment Button: 12–40 ligne (L) · Nickel-Free Brass Sew-On Snap Fastener: 8.5 mm (4 holes), 10 mm (4 holes), 12 mm (4 holes), 15 mm (4 holes), 17 mm (4 holes), 19 mm (6 holes), 21 mm (6 holes), 23 mm (6 holes), 25 mm (6 holes), 30 mm (6 holes) · Hook and Eye Tape: 3 × 1 19 mm, 3 × 2 28 mm, 3 × 2 32 mm, 3 × 3 45 mm, 3 × 3 57 mm, 3 × 4 75 mm, 3 × 2 38 mm · Front Closure Buckle: 17 × 15 mm, inner width 12 mm · Garter Clip Buckle: Width 12 mm · Woven Elastic Band: Width 1 cm-10 cm · Elastic Bra Shoulder Strap: Width 3 mm-150 mm · Bikini Buckle: inner diameter 10, 15, 20, 25, 30 mm · Zinc Alloy Pin Belt Buckle: inner 20 mm · Metal Concho: 30 mm · Metal Cord End Clip: 8–25 mm diameter · Zinc Alloy Sewing Button: 18 mm · Spiral Steel Boning: 6, 7, 8 and 10 mm width · Eyelet Setting Tool Set: Covers 4–20 mm eyelet sizes. · Lingerie Concho: 30 mm
- Brass properties
- Density 8.4 - 8.7 g/cm3 · Tensile Strength 300 - 550 MPa · Hardness 70 - 120 HB
- Iron properties
- Density 7.85 g/cm3 · Tensile Strength 270 - 410 MPa · Hardness 90 - 130 HB
- Zinc Alloy properties
- Density 6.6 - 6.9 g/cm3 · Tensile Strength 280 - 440 MPa · Hardness 80 - 120 HB
- Stainless Steel properties
- Density 7.9 - 8.0 g/cm3 · Tensile Strength 515 - 750 MPa · Hardness 160 - 201 HB annealed
- Finishes run on these parts
- Nickel, Antique Brass, Matte Black, Gunmetal, Gold, PVD, Brushed Finish, Painted Finish
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Hardware Used on Garments
View All Products54 products in the catalogue are specified for garments. The material and finish columns list what is already tooled for each part, not what is theoretically possible.
Another 40 products are specified for garments. Filter the full catalogue by application to see them.
Where the Hardware Sits
Position decides how a part is loaded, and how it fails.
- Cuffs
- Opened and closed constantly, and pulled at an angle.
- Placket fronts
- Loaded in shear as the wearer moves.
- Pocket flaps
- Light load, high visibility.
- Yokes and decorative studs
- Carry almost nothing; judged purely on appearance.
What Usually Goes Wrong
The symptom is rarely where the cause is.
- Fastener tears a hole around itself
- No reinforcement layer at that position to spread the load.
- Prong wrong length after a late change
- Interlining changed without re-measuring total thickness.
- Complaints about comfort, not function
- Back-face profile never reviewed; only the visible face was.
Sourcing Notes for Garments
Garment hardware refers to apparel accessories used on jackets, pants, coats, uniforms, sportswear and fashion garments. Selection should consider fabric type, comfort, attachment method, wash process and bulk consistency.
- Material direction
- Brass, zinc alloy, plastic, resin and stainless steel can be reviewed by garment type, weight target, attachment method and finish requirement.
- Finish direction
- Nickel, gold, gunmetal, antique silver, painted finish and enamel can support different apparel styles. Finish direction should be checked with fabric color, washing process and approved samples.
- What can be customized
- Garment accessories can be customized by button logo, snap cap design, eyelet size, cord end shape, trim finish, color matching, packaging and testing requirement.
- Quality and testing
- Attachment areas, surface smoothness, dimensions, finish appearance and function can be checked before shipment. Wash or compliance-related requirements should be confirmed before sampling.
- Preparing the RFQ
- For garment hardware RFQ, provide garment type, fabric, hardware type, size, material, finish, logo artwork, quantity, attachment method and wash or testing requirement.
RFQ Checklist
- product type
- application
- material preference
- finish preference
- size/specification
- quantity
- logo requirement
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Metal Buttons for Garment BrandAn anonymous garment project needed metal button options for appearance, logo direction and garment attachment review.
Metal Snap Button Series for OuterwearAn anonymous outerwear project needed a coordinated metal snap-button series for plackets, cuffs and visible reinforcement positions.
Premium Tote Bag Hardware CollectionAn anonymous premium tote project needed a coordinated turn-lock, handle attachment and antique-brass trim direction for a structured leather collection.Frequently Asked Questions
Which materials and finishes are available for garments?
garments is quoted in Zinc Alloy, Brass, Stainless Steel, Iron, Plastic, Leather & PU and Woven Textile. Available surface finishes are Nickel, Gold, Gunmetal, Matte Black, Antique Brass, Antique Silver, Brushed Finish, Painted Finish, Laser Logo and PVD. Material and finish are quoted together, because tooling and plating cost change with the combination.
Where does garments sit in the product range?
garments appears in Plastic Buckles, Metal Buckles, Eyelets & Grommets, Metal Buttons, Jeans Buttons, Snap Buttons, Cord Locks & Cord Ends, Magnetic Buttons, Decorative Metal Trims, Custom Logo Hardware and 2 more categories. Related items in the same category can be quoted on one RFQ, which is usually how buyers keep finish and packaging consistent across a set.
What hardware is commonly used for Garments?
Garments hardware commonly includes Metal Buttons, Snap Buttons, Eyelets & Grommets, Cord Locks & Cord Ends, Decorative Metal Trims, Custom Logo Hardware. The final selection should be reviewed by product structure, size, material, finish, logo requirement and testing expectation.
Which materials are suitable for Garments hardware?
Brass, Zinc Alloy, Plastic, Resin can be reviewed for Garments hardware depending on weight, strength direction, appearance, finish target and order requirement.
Which finishes are common for Garments accessories?
Nickel, Gold, Gunmetal, Antique Silver, Painted Finish, Enamel can be reviewed for Garments accessories. Finish choice should be confirmed with base material, approved sample, use condition and batch tolerance.
Can I customize logo, size or finish for Garments hardware?
Logo, size, shape, material, surface finish, color, packaging and testing requirements can be reviewed for Garments hardware when artwork, reference samples or drawings are available.
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