12 Sets Adjustable Buttons for Jeans, 20mm No Sew Instant Metal Buttons, Removable Jean Buttons Replacement Repair Kit with Threads Rivets and Screwdriver

It works as accepted. Its sturdy and easy to install. I highly recommend.

Simple and easy install for those in between sizes.

Four stars because we'll see how long it lasts very easy to put together, comes with thread lock blue in color so you can take it apart if need be that was a nice touch and looks good, good price see how long they last on the cargo shorts. Well had a chance to use it for a couple of days you pulled right through the hole so I managed to find a very skinny washer the screw itself should have a bigger head it's what I'm trying to say they're just okay.

Very good response l use these all the time

I had three pairs of working/walking shorts and one favorite pair of work pants, all missing waist band buttons. Wanting to avoid trip to tailor (for buttons?!), & I wasn't about to learn to sew - I looked and found these metal buttons - threaded bolts and nuts I can deal with. But, I always read reviews from the 3% of buyers who give one star ratings - I learned a lot and planned an improved approach (over the top? - Maybe.). First step was to pre-assemble (screw together) all stems to buttons. Mass-produced finely threaded metal fasteners (of any kind) from a non-US source are subject to problems. If there was to be trouble with cross threading or stripped out screws, I wanted to know which ones were bad. Nope - all worked fine. Second step was to challenge the use of the small phillips head screwdriver to puncture the waistband fabric. For that task, I turned to an awl ... has a sharper point, much better handle, and its expanding diameter shaft made a much large whole to accommodate the penetrating threaded pin. With the whole made and the threaded pin inserted through the waistband, I turned to another "adjustment". A small vial of glue is provided by vendor, but many bad reviews of this secret adhesive motivated a search for an alternative. I chose the latest from Loctite, their SuperGlue Ultra (is water resistant, and dishwasher safe) and ultra strong. The applicator (and application) was easy. A few drops on the small screw pin will cover all threads. With glue applied, simply screw shaft to button, and use the supplied mini-screwdriver to tighten the final few turns. You're done. Test button through button whole before starting ... button was too big to pass through easily in my test; I used a razor knife with new blade to carefully slice a 1/16" cut to enlarge button whole. Wait a day for superglue to fully cure and shorts/pants are ready to wear. It took me twice as long to write this review as it did to fix the three shorts and one pair of pants.

My hiking shorts kept losing the button which closes the shorts at the top of the zipper. I kept sewing the buttons back on until one day the button snapped at the button center where the thread loops to hold on the button. I was going to sew on a replacement button when I realized that I can no longer see to sew the button back on. I needed a different solution. Then I found these screw on Jeans buttons. All I had to do was pop a hole through the shorts, insert a very small screw, and then screw on the button head. Works similar to the closing button on a pair of jeans. No more sewing. My kit came with a miniature screwdriver and a tube of Locktite to coat the screw threads before attaching the button head. Worked perfectly and as expected. Now time will tell if the Locktite keeps the screw in place. If not, I always have a tube of super glue...

Lost or damaged button on your favorite everyday jeans? These buttons can easily replace/repair your jeans. I didn’t know these were available until I looked for them when my button broke. Ordered these as a replacement and they work great. Easy to install abd use and look great!

These are nicely made buttons and I really like the color, but both the screw length and button post are too short for using on jeans for the waist closure button, at least for the pants I was trying to use them with (3mm thick at that point). For these the screw length is around 4.7mm, and the button post is 3.5mm. That would have made the button very hard to get in and out of the hole, plus not much grab for the screw. That screw needs to be a LOT longer otherwise it will be a bear to get on and not strip the screw. The Dritz 4-38 buttons that I normally use (and ran out of) on the other hand have a button post of 6.1mm and the backing pin is 7mm and work great. Decided to try these as I thought I needed something larger in diameter, but decided to return these and buy the 4-38 buttons again. I'm kinda questioning the screw method too, seems like it would easily unscrew. They did include thread lock fluid with it which maybe will help. The Dritz buttons can be a pain to install, but if you use a good bench vise and line everything up at the beginning it's easy to push the pin in. Just have to be careful not to push it too far in otherwise it will poke out the front.

Amazing easy to use

Items work perfectly

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buen producto viene con todomlo necesario para su colocación, el desarmador y el fijador de roscas. Me gustó.

Fast shipping and good product