Buttons are the beginning.
Not the boundary.
Full-range custom metal hardware for garments, leather goods, and accessories. Every piece made to your spec.
Size, material, and finish are open — every piece is built to your spec. The categories below describe what each type does, not what we limit it to.
Sew-Through Buttons
The simplest construction — stitched flat through two or four holes, sitting low against the fabric. Best for shirting and lightweight garments where a clean, understated finish matters and the thread itself reads as part of the design.
Shank Buttons
A concealed loop on the back replaces face holes, so no stitching ever shows. The raised seat lifts the button clear of thick fabric — the standard choice for coats and tailored jackets where the button face carries the brand.
Jean Buttons
A two-part tack driven straight through the fabric — no sewing, no thread to fail. Made for the stress points of denim and workwear, where a sewn button would tear out and the cap becomes prime branding space.
Rivets & Burrs
Two-part fasteners set through the material to lock seams and pockets that take repeated strain. Structural first — but on denim and leather goods the exposed cap doubles as a visible brand mark.
Snap Fasteners
A four-part stud-and-socket pair that opens and closes by hand, with no buttonhole and no tool. Chosen wherever a closure needs to be fast, repeatable, and quiet — outerwear plackets, bag flaps, and babywear especially.
Eyelets & Grommets
A two-part ring that reinforces a punched hole so it takes a lace, cord, or repeated pull without tearing. The functional backbone of footwear, outdoor gear, and any panel built for lacing or ventilation.
Buckles, Rings & Adjusters
Hardware that joins, anchors, or lengthens a strap rather than fastening fabric. The load-bearing and adjustable element of belts, bags, and straps — often the largest metal surface a brand can claim.
Zipper Pulls & Sliders
The part of a closure the hand actually touches — the tab that’s pulled and the slider that drives the teeth. A small component with outsized brand presence, gripped and seen on every wear.
Badges & Plates
A flat metal mark applied to a finished product purely to carry identity, not to fasten anything. Pure branding hardware, where logo fidelity, depth, and finish do all the work.
Cord Ends & Drawcord Hardware
The stoppers, tips, and toggles that finish a drawcord so it holds its setting and doesn’t fray. Small functional terminations on hoods and waistbands that quietly signal whether a garment is well made.
What makes our process different
Custom Tooling
We develop custom molds and dies for unique shapes, logos, and 3D relief patterns. Tooling cost is transparent and one-time.
Surface Treatment
Electroplating, painting, enamel fill, laser engraving, antique wash, brushed finish — we match your exact color and texture spec.
Quality Control
Inline QC during production. Color deviation held within ΔE<1.5. Dimensional tolerance ±0.1mm. Final AQL inspection before shipment.
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