
Crystal Floral Button Assortment
Decorative crystal-rim and floral metal buttons in coordinated tones for women’s jackets, knitwear and premium fashion trims.
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Custom metal buttons in die-cast zinc alloy or stamped brass for blazers, coats, uniforms and fashion garments. Choose shank, 4-hole, screw-back or snap-cap construction, then specify the logo method, finish and destination-market test requirements. Send your artwork and garment details for a written MOQ, tooling and sample plan.
We quote custom metal buttons wholesale by zinc-alloy die casting or brass stamping. Available design routes include engraved, embossed or debossed logos, enamel fill and epoxy-dome artwork, with gold, silver, gunmetal, antique and matte finish references.
Start with the garment and attachment method, then choose the metal and finish. A coat may need shank clearance; a uniform program may prioritize a repeatable crest and controlled plating; a direct-skin-contact garment may add a specific nickel-release requirement.
| Use case | Starting construction | Approve before bulk |
|---|---|---|
| Blazers and coats | Zinc-alloy or brass shank button | Thread clearance, shank orientation, finish and wash result |
| Uniforms and club jackets | Embossed or debossed crest with shank or screw back | Logo relief, edge definition, attachment and plating sample |
| Fashion knitwear and womenswear | Enamel, crystal or decorative statement construction | Garment weight, snag risk, stone setting and care method |
| Flat sew-on programs | Four-hole metal button | Hole spacing, edge finish, thread path and fabric abrasion |
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Sizes | 15 / 18 / 20 / 23 / 25 / 28 / 30 mm (24L–48L) |
| Construction | Shank (loop back), 4-hole sew-on, screw-back, snap-cap |
| Material | Zinc alloy (die-cast), brass (stamped), iron core options |
| Plating | Gold, antique gold, silver, nickel-free options, gunmetal, copper and matte black; final specification approved by sample |
| Logo options | Embossed (3D relief), debossed, laser engraved, soft enamel fill, epoxy dome |
| MOQ | Confirmed after construction, finish and tooling review |
| Tooling | Quoted after artwork, diameter, relief depth and attachment are reviewed |
| Testing | Material, plating, wash and destination-market checks confirmed against the buyer's protocol before production |
| Price driver | What to specify | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Metal and construction | Zinc alloy or brass; shank, four-hole, screw-back or snap-cap | Material use and forming process change the base cost |
| Logo and tooling | Artwork, diameter, relief depth, engraving, enamel or epoxy dome | Some methods need a dedicated mold while others use surface processing |
| Finish and testing | Approved finish sample, wash method, skin contact and destination protocol | Plating layers, protective coating and third-party checks add process steps |
| Quantity and packing | Units per design/finish, size split and packing format | Setup, inspection and packing are quoted against the final scope |
The catalogue contains 94 metal-button listings with different sizes, materials, finishes and order terms, so one public unit price would be misleading. Send the final specification for an itemized tooling and production quote.
Material, diameter, construction, finish, logo method, quantity, testing and packing all affect the quotation. Send the artwork and garment specification so tooling and unit pricing can be separated clearly.
Embossing or debossing suits raised and recessed marks; laser engraving suits fine surface detail; enamel fill adds color; and an epoxy dome can protect printed artwork. The artwork, button size and wash process determine the practical route.
Nickel-free plating can be specified. Share the destination market, skin-contact use and required test method so the plating specification and any third-party testing are confirmed before production.
Approve a physical plated sample on the actual garment, then define the required color, adhesion, wash, corrosion or nickel-release checks for the order. The test plan should match the end use rather than rely on one default claim.
Shank buttons provide thread clearance on coats and blazers. Four-hole sew-on buttons suit flatter attachment and some machine-sewing programs. Confirm fabric thickness, button diameter and attachment method before ordering.
Sample route confirmed per style · MOQ confirmed by product and specification · Testing requirements confirmed before production
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