Reißverschluss als Meterware in Sand, spiralförmig, mit 5 mm Spiralbreite

Zip by the Metre in Sand

€1.48per 0.5 m

Unit price €2.95 / m · incl. VAT, plus shipping

Coil zip sold by metre in Sand carrying 5 mm spiral width, tape width 3 cm. Your project sets its length rather than a catalogue, while a matching slider goes on separately, secured below by a few stitches.

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Breite der Spirale: 5 mm
Breite des RV: 3 cm

Description

Buying by metre rather than in fixed lengths means your closure follows your pattern, never the reverse. Across bags especially, where a seam rarely matches a standard length by chance, that spares adjustments which always show on a finished piece.

This coil carries 5 mm spiral width, tape width 3 cm. Cut it by sharp scissors straight through tape plus coil, then thread your slider on from an open end.

Work a few firm stitches across that coil below, so your slider stops there. Its upper end disappears into whatever seam encloses your zip anyway.

What Reißverschluss spiralförmig 5 mm Sand is suitable for

Bags whose opening rarely matches a standard length.
Garments carrying long closures, such as dresses or jackets.
Anyone wanting several closures in one shade without buying them singly.

Frequently asked questions

Will this slider fit my zip?

What counts is spiral width rather than length. A slider built for narrow coil never runs over wider coil, nor the reverse. That width appears alongside zip yardage, or gets measured across your existing spiral.

How do I thread a slider on?

From an open end, guiding both spiral sides parallel, pushing your slider straight on. Should it tilt, twist gently rather than forcing — force bends its body, after which it never closes cleanly again.

Can I set its length myself?

Yes, which is the point of buying zip by metre: cut your spiral to measure, thread a slider on, secure both ends. Your closure then fits that bag or garment exactly, instead of the other way round.

How do I secure both ends?

Across its lower end, work a few firm stitches over that spiral, so your slider cannot run off. At its top, whatever seam encloses your zip takes over that job.