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With Custon's, replacing buttons becomes child's play
With Custon's you choose!
Quick and easy installation
1. Remove the original button.
2. Stitch the garment using an awl (approximately 2 mm diameter).
3. Thread the tip through the sting.
4. Fix the Custon's on the tip with the tweezers.
5. Your Custon's is in place!
Once the tip is in place, you do not need to remove it to change Custon's. Unclip the Custon's to be replaced with your tweezers and clip the new model in place, in a few seconds your garment has a new look!
Features
All our buttons are made of a resistant metal: zamak. It is a zinc-based alloy, to which aluminum, magnesium and copper are bonded. It takes its name from the acronym in German of each element used in its composition: Zink, Aluminum, Magnesium and Kupfer (copper).
The internal mechanism is made of stainless steel and the back is made of ABS plastic, which is non-toxic, strong and recyclable. Depending on the models, other materials are also used: natural mother-of-pearl, glass (for the rhinestones), colored enamels and wood.
Currently, all models have a single size: their diameter is 21 mm and their height varies between 4 and 5 mm. This is a standard size, used for most jackets, but Custon's can also be attached to coats, pants, skirts, etc...
Make sure the Custon's size fits your buttonhole. Keep in mind that it should be able to pull through easily, but the garment should not unbutton on its own.
Their weight is of the order of 5 g.
Custon's contain small parts that can be swallowed accidentally: be careful, risk of suffocation. They are not toys. Do not leave them within the reach of young children.