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- 3. FASTENERS ļµ Are devisesused to close the openings of garments and facilitate their wearing.
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- 5. BUTTONS ļµused not onlyas fasteners but also as decorative materials because of its different shapes and colors.
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- 7. SEW- THROUGH ļµ- hasholes either two or four, through which the buttons are served.
- 8. SHANK BUTTONS ļµhave solidtip with a shank hole beneath for thicker fabric.
- 9. Ways of attachingbuttons ļµ1. square ļµ2. parallel ļµ3. cross ļµ4. arrow head ļµ5. common way for two eyed buttons.
- 10. SNAPS ļµis a pairof interlocking discs commonly used in place of buttons to fasten clothing.
- 11. ļµSnaps are fastener with twoparts, the socket and the ball with limited holding power.
- 12. ļµSnap fasteners are oftenused in children's clothing, as they are relatively easy for children to use. ļµSnaps can be attached to fabric by hammering (using a specific punch and die set), plying, or sewing. For plying snap fasteners, there are special snap pliers.
- 14. HOOK and EYE ļµusedto fasten openings which will have considerable strain.
- 15. Two kinds ofeyes straight eyes round eye
- 16. ļµThe straight eyes isused on edges that lap. ļµThe round eye is used where the edges of the opening just meet.
- 17. ZIPPER ļµknown as slidefastener ļµUsed to close openings in many types of garments. ļµmostly used in skirts/pants. ļµMade with either metal teeth or coils of nylon.
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- 19. CONVENTIONAL ZIPPER ļµopens ontop and is usually held at the bottom.
- 20. SEPARATING ZIPPER ļµOpens ontop and separate completely at the bottom.
- 21. INVISIBLE ZIPPER ļµIs akind of zipper which is not visible when attached to garments.