Items used to close openings in apparel and other consumer textile products, i. e. buttons, buckles, hook and eye, snaps and zippers.
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What are “Closures”
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Items used to close openings in apparel and other consumer textile products, i. e. buttons, buckles, hook and eye, snaps and zippers.
Additional definition by TGA Staff
Closures
Items used to close openings in apparel and other consumer textile products, i.e. buttons, buckles, hook and eye, snaps and zippers.
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