Waistband

A waistband is a component of a garment that is used to secure and adjust the fit of the garment around the waist. It is typically made from a strip of fabric or elastic that is attached to the top edge of the garment, such as pants, skirts, or shorts. The waistband can be fastened using buttons, hooks, snaps, or a zipper.

In the supply class Notions And Apparel Findings, waistbands are categorized as a component used in the construction of garments. This class includes various items such as buttons, zippers, elastic, ribbons, and other accessories that are used in the production of apparel.

Within the supply group Textiles, Leather, Furs, Apparel And Shoe Findings, Tents And Flags, waistbands fall under the category of apparel findings. This group encompasses a wide range of materials and components used in the production of textiles, leather, furs, apparel, shoes, tents, and flags.

Overall, waistbands are an essential part of garment construction, providing comfort and adjustability to the wearer.