DIY Sewing Hook and Eye Closures for Bra and Clothing

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Description These sewing hooks and eyes can meet all your clothing sewing fastening needs, you can apply them to fix up your broken bra, dresses, skirts, trousers, etc. These hooks and eyes serve as effective fasteners for any sewing project, apparel and other projects.

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Why Choose Sewing Hook and Eye Closure? These sewing hooks are made of brass, comfortable to the touch, sturdy and durable, not easy to rust and fade. This hook and eye can be buckled side by side, easy to use and an effective fastener suitable for any sewing project. With several colors, you can choose what you need according to your needs and for your convenience. You also can apply them to fix up your broken bra, dresses, skirts, corsets, trousers, etc.

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