Buttons are almost as old as clothes. Some information shows that the Bronze Age buttons were found during the excavation in India, and the buttons found in Türkiye can be traced back to 10000 BC. They have a very rich history. For thousands of years, they have been used and forgotten. They are the clothing characteristics of the rich and the aristocracy, and ordinary people cannot touch them. Various materials are used, from wood and stone to precious metals and diamonds. In the 18th-19th century, their decorative value reached an unexpected height. After the Second World War, their practical functions appeared - and then they were completely used for fixation as expected.

Possibility of polyester button production:

Different types of buttons are produced according to the form of materials used. When the polyester fiber is rod-shaped, the buttons can be strip-shaped. For flat buttons, raw materials are pretreated in the form of sheets. This is very important for the dyeing process - usually, flat buttons are monochrome, and bar buttons need to be colored and dyed. Transparent or translucent models are also among the best sellers. Different chemicals are added to the raw materials according to the desired effect. This is the way to achieve a pearlescent, snow-white or metallic appearance. Polyester buttons can imitate almost any material - even completely natural, such as horns. The quality of doing so may make it difficult for non professionals to identify imitations.

The most widely used buttons in the world:

The preferred ratio of polyester buttons and all other materials is about 10:1. This is easy to understand given its extremely low price. They can tolerate all known decoration and decoration methods and procedures. In addition, inscriptions and logos can be added according to customer requirements. Additional interior coloring makes them more effective and attractive to consumers. Another very important advantage is that almost all the required properties can be controlled in the production process - from density (controlled in the polyester casting process) to the number and width of holes, the spacing between holes, and shadows, brightness and gloss. In this regard, there are four different buttons - bright, semi bright, matte and matte.