Dressmaker's Eye

Dressmaker's Eye is a type of apparel finding that falls under the supply class Notions And Apparel Findings in the supply group Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel And Shoe Findings, Tents And Flags.

Dressmaker's Eye refers to a small metal or plastic ring with a hole in the center. It is typically used in sewing and tailoring to create a secure attachment point for buttons, hooks, or other fasteners on garments. The dressmaker's eye is sewn onto the fabric, providing a durable and reinforced area for attaching closures. It helps to prevent the fabric from tearing or fraying around the fastening point.

These dressmaker's eyes are commonly used in various types of clothing, including dresses, blouses, shirts, and pants. They are available in different sizes and materials to suit different fabric types and garment designs.

In summary, dressmaker's eyes are essential notions and apparel findings used in sewing and tailoring to create secure attachment points for buttons and other fasteners on garments.