
Eyelets & Grommets manufacturer
Eyelet and grommet structures for garments, footwear, bags and curtains.
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Eyelet and grommet structures for garments, footwear, bags and curtains.

149 designs. Metal buttons for apparel, outerwear and denim, with custom logo and finish options.

8 designs. Jeans button category for denim and workwear product lines.

33 designs. Snap buttons and press fasteners for garments, babywear and accessory projects.

Rivets and fastening hardware for denim, leather goods and reinforced details.

7 designs. Cord lock and cord end structures for drawstrings and adjustable closures.

9 designs. Garment accessory category for apparel, denim and workwear hardware.





















































































































































































































Garment Hardware are produced to order in a range of materials, sizes and surface finishes. Below you will find the product types we make, the materials and finishes available, typical applications, and what to include in an RFQ so we can quote accurately.
Garment hardware covers metal buttons, jeans buttons, snap buttons, rivets, eyelets and grommets, cord locks and garment accessories used on apparel, denim, outerwear, workwear and childrenswear. They can be reviewed by material, finish, size, logo requirement, sample plan and testing requirement before bulk production.
See anonymous project examples connected to Garment Hardware, related applications, material choices and finish directions.
Common applications include jeans and denim jackets, shirts and outerwear, babywear and childrenswear, sportswear drawstrings, workwear and fashion trims.

Hardware accessories for handbags, shoulder bags, tote bags, fashion bags and custom branded bag projects.
7 recommended product categories
Hardware for outdoor bags, straps, technical gear, drawstrings and function-focused products.
6 recommended product categoriesMost garment hardware we make is die-cast zinc alloy or brass, with stainless steel for some parts and plastic for cord locks. Brass is preferred where the part is washed often or touches skin.

Best for: Custom logo hardware, Bag buckles, Metal buckles, Decorative trims, Metal logo plates, Rivets
A common die-cast metal option for detailed shapes, logo hardware and decorative accessories.

Best for: Metal buttons, Jeans buttons, Logo plates, Decorative metal trims, Premium bag hardware
A premium metal option for selected buttons, logo plates, trims and decorative hardware.

Best for: Snap hooks, D-rings, O-rings, Functional buckles, Outdoor gear hardware
A metal option for strength-conscious and corrosion-conscious hooks, rings and functional hardware.

Best for: Buckles, D-rings, O-rings, Rivets, Selected garment hardware
A metal option for selected buckles, rings and rivets where structure and finish protection are reviewed carefully.

Best for: Lightweight buckles, Outdoor gear accessories, Sport bag hardware, Selected trims
A lightweight metal option for selected sport, outdoor and bag accessory hardware.

Best for: Plastic buckles, Release buckles, Cord locks, Cord ends, Strap adjusters
A lightweight material family for functional buckles, adjusters, cord locks and color-matched accessories.

Best for: Functional buckles, Release buckles, Adjusters, Outdoor accessory hardware
An engineering plastic option for functional buckles and outdoor accessory parts.

Best for: Decorative trims, Fashion accessories, Selected garment accessories, Special appearance parts
A decorative material option for special appearance trims, apparel accessories and selected branded parts.
Electroplated finishes such as nickel, nickel-free, gold, gunmetal, antique brass and antique copper are standard, plus painting, enamel and laser-marked logos; wash resistance is checked on the approved sample.
Clean silver-tone finish with a bright or semi-bright hardware appearance. Choose Nickel when that appearance matches your product direction; we confirm it against your base material and color reference on an approved sample before bulk.
View finishDurable metallic finish direction with specific color options for selected metal hardware. Choose PVD when that appearance matches your product direction; we confirm it against your base material and color reference on an approved sample before bulk.
View finishLogo, diameter, cap shape, shank or post length to match fabric thickness, finish and colour can be customised from a drawing or reference sample.
Recommended product categories, materials and finishes for this application, with a direct path to start a custom project.
Start Custom ProjectWhen sourcing Garment Hardware, confirm fabric thickness, button or snap size (ligne or mm), nickel-free requirement, wash and finish durability, logo method, attachment method before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm fabric thickness before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm button or snap size (ligne or mm) before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm nickel-free requirement before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm wash and finish durability before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm logo method before sampling or bulk production.
Confirm attachment method before sampling or bulk production.
MOQ depends on material, finish, production setup and packaging. The final value should be confirmed through RFQ.
Sample lead time depends on material, finish and how much new setup the design needs. Our team confirms the schedule with your request.
Yes. Third-party testing can be arranged on request — salt spray, pull strength, nickel release and similar checks are quoted per project. We share the reports issued for your order, and we do not display certifications we do not hold.
Common material options depend on the category and can include zinc alloy, brass, stainless steel, iron, aluminum, plastic, acetal or resin. The final choice follows from application, finish and order requirement.
Please provide product type, quantity, application, material, finish, size, logo or mold requirement, sample plan, packaging needs and any testing requirement.
Inspection scope, documentation and communication practices we follow on hardware orders — confirmed against your requirements at RFQ stage.
Compare common material and finish directions before sampling.
Material and finish are quoted together, because the combination decides both the tooling and the plating cost. The material library and finish gallery show what we already run, with the trade-offs between them written out.
Material, size, finish, function and packing checks.
Every order is checked five ways before it ships: material against the confirmed spec, dimensions against the approved sample, surface finish, function, and packing. Which checks apply to your order is written into the order sheet, so the same checks run on every batch.
Logo, mold, material, finish and sample approval review.
A custom part starts from your drawing, a photo, or a sample in the post. We come back with the material and finish that will hold, whether an existing mold fits or a new one is needed, and what that changes about cost and timing. Samples are approved before bulk.
Testing scope is reviewed before confirmation.
We do not run our own test lab. Salt spray, tensile, nickel release, lead content and REACH/RoHS checks go to third-party labs and are quoted per project, and you get the report issued for your order rather than a generic sample report.
Share application, material, finish, size, logo, drawing and testing details so garment hardware can be reviewed for quotation.