
Zippers
Specify zipper type, finished length, tape color, teeth material and size, slider, top and bottom stops, and garment placement. Share a reference sample or drawing when a special construction is required.
Explore zipper optionsPractical guidance to help apparel, bags, and outdoor products buyers compare trim options and prepare a clear product inquiry.
The right trim has to look right, work with the garment construction, and meet your buyer’s specifications. Use this guide to compare product families, prepare samples for review, and give suppliers the details they need to quote accurately.
Compare the main details buyers typically confirm before sampling. Open a product family to view NaikeCraft’s available options.

Specify zipper type, finished length, tape color, teeth material and size, slider, top and bottom stops, and garment placement. Share a reference sample or drawing when a special construction is required.
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Confirm button diameter, thickness, material, hole or shank construction, color, surface finish, and attachment method. Review the button against the garment fabric and sewing method.
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For buckles, eyelets, rivets, snaps and custom hardware, align the component’s dimensions, base material, edge profile, finish, logo position, and how it will be attached.
Explore metal products
Identify the part and its position on the product, target dimensions, preferred material or color, attachment method, and expected use conditions. A sketch helps clarify custom shapes.
Explore plastic productsWhere does the component sit? How is it attached? Does its size and construction suit the fabric, leather, knit, or bag material?
Record the requested material, color reference, plating or surface effect, logo details, and any visual tolerance agreed with your buyer.
Describe how the part will be used and what performance your buyer expects. Confirm the applicable inspection or test method before sampling.
Share the destination market and the buyer’s restricted-substance, safety, labeling, or testing requirements. Verify the exact requirements for the project.
Small differences in dimensions, color, or construction can affect fit and assembly. Keep the reference, specification, and approval record aligned through each development step.
Even if some details are not finalized, share what you know. The NaikeCraft team can review the brief and identify what needs confirmation.
We supply zippers, buttons, metal trims, and selected plastic components for apparel, bags, and outdoor products projects.
Tell us the product, intended use, quantity, reference, and delivery market so we can review your request.
Use the form to share your specifications, or contact our team by phone or email.