Prym's jersey snap fasteners are meant for soft, stretchy fabrics and are set without sewing. It measures Ø 12 mm. The pack holds 7 pieces. The material is brass, polyamide, stainless steel.
Snap fasteners belong wherever a seam should open and close again: at a cuff, a hood, a bib or a wrap jacket. The two halves lock into each other and open many times over without the fabric beneath suffering. They are set from both sides of the fabric; only then does the fastening sit tight. A test on a scrap shows whether the layer holds.
What Prym Druckknöpfe in Annähoptik weiß 390610 is suitable for
- Fastenings on baby and children's clothing
- Cuffs, hoods and necklines
- Flaps on bags and cases
Frequently asked questions
Which fabrics do they suit?
From jersey to denim, most things work. Thin cloth needs a reinforcement under the fastening, or it will tear out over time. Two layers plus interfacing make the safe build-up.
Can a badly placed fastener be removed?
Yes, there is removal tooling for that. It rarely comes off without a trace, so test on a scrap first until position and pressure are right.
Are they suitable for babywear?
Yes, that is their main field. What matters is a firm seat: a fastening that comes apart by hand should be set again before the garment goes into use.
What spacing should I keep?
As a rule of thumb the first one sits about its own width from the edge, the rest at even intervals. Marking with chalk or a pen keeps the row straight.
