Metal snap fasteners for firm fabrics — jackets, bags and workwear hold with them even under strain. It measures Ø 12 mm. The pack holds 10 pieces. Made from brass.
Snap fasteners belong wherever a seam should open and close again: at a cuff, a hood, a bib or a wrap jacket. Marking the position with chalk beforehand means hitting it exactly and unpicking nothing afterwards. 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 Nähfrei-Druckknopf Anorak, 12mm, silberfarbig (390330) is suitable for
- Fastenings on baby and children's clothing
- Cuffs, hoods and necklines
- Flaps on bags and cases
Frequently asked questions
What tool do I need?
Prym offers pliers and tool sets to match each size. The pliers work more quietly than hammer and anvil and hit more accurately, because the part sits in the insert and cannot slip while pressing.
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.
