Prym Hook & Eye Fasteners - Black - Size 3

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Designed for tailors, home sewers, and crafters, these Prym Hook & Eye fasteners are ideal for securing trousers, skirts, blouses, and lingerie with a discreet, professional finish. These size 3 fasteners are crafted from high-quality, stainless brass with a smooth, burr-free black coating, ensuring they remain comfortable even against bare skin. While they offer excellent durability and a seamless look, users should ensure they choose the correct size for their specific fabric thickness to maintain a secure hold during movement.
| Model Part Number | PRYM_263851 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Prym |
Size 3 is on the larger side; for very delicate or sheer fabrics, you might prefer smaller size options, though they can work if the area is reinforced.
Yes, they are made from high-quality stainless brass, making them resistant to rust during normal laundry cycles.
Each blister pack contains 12 individual pieces.
Prym uses high-quality coatings designed to withstand regular wear and laundry, though heavy abrasion may show wear over many years.
While they are very durable, heavy-duty workwear may require industrial-grade metal snaps or buttons; these are best suited for standard apparel.
Ensure you have looped the thread through every hole in the curved eyelets and pulled the thread taut to secure the base to the garment.
Reinforce the area behind the hook with a small piece of fusible interfacing or a scrap of sturdy fabric to distribute the pull force.
Installation requires only a needle and matching thread. The laterally-curved eyelets on the base of each piece allow you to loop your thread through several times to anchor them firmly to the garment.
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