How to zip up clothes?

Many clothes have zippers, and the zippers on clothes are usually relatively long. In addition, there are many kinds of materials for zippers. The most common ones are metal zippers. In addition, resin zippers and nylon zippers are also often used. Because zippers on clothes are used very frequently, zippers often break. If the damage is serious, you need to replace the zipper with a new one. So the following will teach you how to install a new zipper.

How to zip up clothes?

Step 1:

These are the tools and materials needed.

Step 2:

Use a lighter to flick the edge of the zipper head first ~ so that it won’t come off in the following steps ~ (failed this time...)

Step 3:

As the front side, the teeth on the left side should be higher than the teeth on the other side.

Step 4:

Install the zipper head and press it down hard.

Step 5:

Then pull both sides of the zipper ~ the slider will slide down naturally ~

Step 6:

Just put it on ~ But this step requires a lot of patience. It took more than ten minutes to tear the texture of the edge apart (; ￣ェ￣)

Step 7:

I really like this step. Use needle-nosed pliers to pull off about 4 pairs of teeth. I personally think it is easier to pull outward and upward.

Step 8:

You can also pull off the teeth according to your own needs.

Step 9:

Use needle-nosed pliers to clamp the U-code and install it on the top of the first tooth. Clamp it tightly.

Step 10:

Right side same as left side

Step 11:

Next, install the rear parts.

Step 12:

First, pull off a few pairs of teeth.

Step 13:

Step 14:

Install the I-code

Step 15:

The last step is to install the pull tab on the zipper head.

Step 16:

After installing the pull tab into the buckle on the zipper head, use needle-nosed pliers to clamp the open buckle.

Take off your clothes and place them on a table or other flat surface, slide the zipper head downward, and completely separate the zipper. Both ends of the zipper should be closed, as shown in the last picture above, so it will be easier to sew. It is more cost-effective to buy this kind of zipper if you use it in large quantities. Before cutting the zipper, I forgot to assign a zipper head to the part to be cut, which can reduce waste. After cutting.