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buttons are the most prevalent ones. Others include natural

materials like bone, horn, ivory, shell, vegetable ivory, wood

and synthetic materials such as celluloid, glass, metal and

bakelite. The size of the button depends on its use. They are

usually measured in lignes, also called lines and abbreviated as

L. 40 lignes are equal to 1 inch. Functional buttons, as opposed

to decorative buttons, are commonly paired with a buttonhole

which may either be hand or machine sewn.

Buckles

Buckles are clasps used for holding two

things together, such as the ends of a belt.

They are sometimes used to fasten boots

and other shoes or sandals. They can also be

found on backpacks, watches and other wrist

jewelry, or for decorative purposes on other

objects. Buckles are usually made of metal or

plastic. The fashion of custom buckles is on a rise and people

mostly like to have their name or nicknames on buckles. These

buckles are prepared with great care giving them various

finishes like chrome, rhinestone, gold color etc.

Fasteners

Fasteners are hardware devices that

mechanically join or affix two or more

objects together. In textile industry, they

are generally used to close a bag or a box or

other similar types of products. They are

also essential for setting up tents for various

purposes. Upholstery too requires fasteners

for affixing textile material to furnitures. Metal and plastic,

both types of fasteners are manufactured for various purposes.

Grommets

Grommets are reinforced eyelets, as in cloth

or leather, through which a fastener may be

passed. The term is also used for a small

metal or plastic ring used to reinforce such

an eyelet. If any material such as metal or

leather has a hole made in it, the hole may

have sharp edges. The soft vulnerable

material such as laces pass ing through the hole can be distorted

resulting in damage. Thus, rubber, plastic or plastic coatedmetal grommets are used as shielding to avoid such damages.

Rivets

Rivets are mechanical fastener. They consist

of a smooth cylindrical shaft with a head on

one end. The end opposite the head is called

the buck-tail. For using a rivet, it has to be

placed in a hole. Then the tail is usually

deformed so that it expands to about 1.5

times the original shaft diameter and holds

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the rivet in place. To distinguish between the two ends of the

rivet, the original head is called the factory head and the

deformed end is called the shop head or buck-tail. Different

types of rivets such as solid rivets, blind rivets, multi-grip

rivets, grooved rivets, peel type blind rivets, self-pierce rivets,

plastic rivets, tubular rivets, etc are manufactured and are used

in various industry. In textile industry, they have find an

important application in the manufacturing of jeans.

Velcros

Velcros are kinds of hook-and-loop fasteners.

They consist of two layers. One of its portion

is called "hook" side, which is a piece of

fabric and is covered with tiny hooks. The

other portion is the "loop" side, which is

covered with even smaller and "hairier"

loops. When the two sides are pressed

together, the hooks catch in the loops and hold the pieces

together. Velcro can be made of cotton, nylon or polyester.

Velcro is extensively used in products like jackets, gloves,

shoes etc. Velcro made of Teflon loops, polyester hooks, andglass backing is used on space shuttles.

Zippers

Zippers are devices for temporarily joining

two edges of fabric or other material. They

are used in clothing , luggage and other

bags, sporting goods, camping gear such as

tents and sleeping bags and many other daily

use items. No other closure is as extensively

used in textile products as zippers. They are

made of various materials including metal, plastics, nylon etc.

Various types of zippers are manufactured these days. The bag

type zippers have two sliders. When it is closed, the sliders

meet at any point on the zipper. These are commonly used for

bags. The Closed End zippers have one slider and operate in one

way only. These are used for apparels, purses, tents etc. The

Coverall zippers, as the name indicates, are used on coveralls.

Its one end is open and one end is closed. The Open End zippers

are commonly used on the front of jackets and on any item that

requires the zipper halves to fully detach from each other. Two

Way Open End zippers have two slides and can be opened from

the top and/or the bottom. They are used for heavy winter

coats where more leg room may be needed for such works asdriving car, while still keeping the top slider zipped up. The

zipper halves completely separate just like a standard jacket

zipper.

Corset

Corset is an undergarment traditionally made

of stiffened material laced tight to the body

and was used earlier for molding and shaping

the torso into a desired shape. Both men and

women are known to wear corsets, though

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women are more common wearers. The modern "corsets" and

"corset tops" have very little effect on the shape of the wearer's

body. An overbust corset encloses the torso, extending from

just under the arms to the hips. An underbust corset begins just

under the breasts and extends down to the hips. Some corsets

extend over the hips. A shorter kind of corset, which covers

only the waist area is called a 'waist cincher'. Cotton, linen,

satin and s ilk are generally used for manufacturing corsets. l.

Lace

Lace is an openwork fabric which is

patterned with open holes. It can be made by

machine or by hand. Originally linen, silk,

gold, or silver threads were used for making

laces. Nowadays, lace is generally made with

cotton and synthetic thread. There are

various types of laces based on the style of

their manufacturing. Needle lace is made by using a needle and

thread. Cutwork or whitework lace is made by removing threads

from a woven background. Bobbin Lace is made with bobbins

and a pillow. The bobbins, made of wood, bone or plastic, holdthreads which are woven together and held in place with pins

stuck in the pattern on the pillow. Tape lace makes the tape in

the lace as it is worked. It can also use a machine or hand-made

textile strip formed into a design, then joined and embellished

with needle or bobbin lace. Knotted lace is made with a shuttle

or a tatting needle. Crocheted lace are made with crochets.

When laces are made by knitting, they are called knitted lace.

Webbings

Webbings are strong woven fabrics made in

a shape of flat strip or tube in variety of

widths. They are often used in place of rope.

These days, webbings are made from high-

strength material such as Dyneema, Nylon,

Polyester, and Kevlar. Other materials used

for making webbings include cotton,

polypropylene and flax. Webbings are both, light and strong. As

such they are used in variety of applications including climbing,

slacklining, furniture manufacturing, automobile safety, auto

racing, towing, parachuting, military apparel, transportation

and many other applications.

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