Yes, except models with fine stones (called semi-precious). Custon's are made from the same materials as those usually used for metal buttons (jean buttons, press studs, etc.). More precisely, it is an alloy called zamak based on zinc , to which aluminum , magnesium and copper are linked . It takes its name from the German acronym for each element in its composition: Zink , Aluminum , Magnesium and Kupfer (copper).

• Should you remove Custon's before machine washing?

For our range of classic Custon's (without fine stone), it is not necessary to remove your Custon's, they are made of resistant materials and they are fixed so that they cannot be removed accidentally. We advise you to button the garment and turn it inside out or place it in a net (temperature 30° max). If you need to remove the tip of your Custon's, do it carefully so as not to damage your outfits.
For Custon's with fine (semi-precious) stones, it is recommended to remove them before washing the garment. Indeed, fine stones could be damaged by detergents.

We recommend the use of a needle or awl (awl) with a diameter of approximately 2 millimeters to facilitate the passage of the metal tip through the desired material (fabric, leather, etc.) because it is not self-perforating depending on the thickness and nature of the textile.

It is strongly recommended not to use sharp tools such as scissors or cutters which will damage the fabric.

Are you hesitating? Why not do a trial with 1 or 2 buttons to start and test the concept? To try it is to adopt it !

Custon's aim to replace the original buttons on your outfits. Once in place, they are used exactly like classic buttons by passing through the buttonholes. To change it, simply use the tweezers provided for this purpose: place the stem of the tweezers at the side notch of Custon's and squeeze while pulling the tip to release it. The tip remains on the garment. Next, use the tweezers to place the new Custon's on the tip.

You can also attach Custon's to parts of the garment that do not have a buttonhole just as decoration. However, it is recommended to choose locations where the fabric is lined or reinforced.