Clip&Zip family pack for nylon spiral zippers repair

Repair pack for nylon/spiral zips

Family pack contains 5 sliders for spiral/nylon pull tabs

1. 3CB, a slider for very small zips, such as wallet pockets.

2. 45C, suitable for thin zips as well, can be used for Longchamp bag zippers, for example.

3. 4C, less common, it can be adapted to specific zip closures, such as certain types of fly zips.

4. 5C, standard size, 5C can be found on many everyday items, including bags, jackets, coats and covers.

5. 8C, larger in size, fits wider zips, such as tent zips and travel bags.

Spiral/nylon zips are very common and can be found on a huge number of everyday items. The family pack is very convenient as it includes small, medium, and large sliders, allowing you to repair everything from your wallet to your laptop bag, not forgetting your camping tent and your favourite coat.

Repair a coat zip

Clip Zip sliders have the unique feature of being clip-on and therefore reusable. Installation is very easy and will only take a few seconds. Here's how to do it:

• Start by removing the old slider using pliers.
• Then open the Clip Zip slider using the wedge supplied with your purchase.
• Place the slider in your damaged zip, clip it on and it's fixed!

Our article on installing a Clip Zip slider will give you a better idea of the three steps above.

Once the sliders are installed, you can unclip them if you wish to install them on other similar zips. They are also machine washable, no need to remove them for laundry.

Clip Zip makes it easy to repair your zips!  All our sliders are made in Europe and come with a 1-year guarantee.

Features of a nylon zip

Nylon zips have tight and fine teeth that look like fishing line. Plastic zips have a square base and a rounded end, but spiral zips are generally straight without a larger base compared to the end. Nylon zips can be found on many items such as bags, pouches, clothing, accessories, and more.

Not to be confused with invisible zips! Invisible zips are nylon zips that are sewn inside out, so when they're closed you can't see the teeth because the fabric covers them. But if you look at your invisible zip from the inside, you'll notice that the teeth are made of nylon, as in the photo below.