Where could one purchase replacement zipper pulls?

1. Can you buy a new zipper pull?
2. Are zipper pulls interchangeable?
3. What do you do for a broken zipper pull?
4. What is the thing you pull on a zipper called?
5. How much does it cost to replace a zipper?
6. Are YKK zippers the best?
7. What is the difference between #3 and #5 zipper?

Can you buy a new zipper pull?

When a zipper pull breaks, or the slider simply wears out, you don't need to replace the entire zipper. Just replace the zipper slider and the stop that keeps it from sliding off. This is a quick repair that can make the difference between a zipper that doesn't work at all and one that works like it's brand new.

Are zipper pulls interchangeable?

If you liked the function of your existing zipper, you can use the same locking style of slider again. However, as long as you choose the same size and type slider, the locking vs. non-locking choice is up to personal preference.

What do you do for a broken zipper pull?

If a zipper pull has broken off and you need a quick fix, grab yourself a paper clip or a key ring.

What is the thing you pull on a zipper called?

The zipper slider is the piece that runs up and down the tracks, zipping and unzipping the zipper. We offer replacement zipper pulls for almost every type of zipper. Zipper sliders go by many names and are also known as: zipper pulls, zipper pull tabs, zipper heads, zip pulls, and zip pullers.

How much does it cost to replace a zipper?

There are so many variations to zippers and zipper replacement that it is difficult to give you a flat rate without explaining each of them to you. But typically, a zipper replacement can cost anywhere from $8-$75 (or more) depending on the item.

Are YKK zippers the best?

As Seth Stevenson wrote in Slate, "YKK makes incredibly dependable zippers, ships them on time without fail, offers a wide range of colors, materials, and styles, and never gets badly undercut on price." Because of its reliability, YKK is popular for manufacturers.

What is the difference between #3 and #5 zipper?

The second number, preceded by an actual number sign, tells you the width in millimeters of the chain. So a #3 zipper has a 3mm wide chain, and a #5 zipper has a 5mm wide chain. The #3 will be more flexible than the #5, but not as strong. Now we can break down the name of a zipper and know what it means.