Depinda

Depinda refers to a specific type of clothing fastener, commonly found on garments like jackets, pants, and bags. It is characterized by a two-part interlocking mechanism. One part, often called the "stud" or "socket," typically has a protruding post. The other part, the "post" or "button," features a hole or recess designed to receive the protruding post of the first part. When pressed together, these components securely fasten the material they are attached to. Depinda fasteners are known for their durability and ease of use, offering a quick and reliable way to open or close clothing and accessories. They are often made from metal, such as brass or steel, but can also be found in plastic variations. The design allows for repeated fastening and unfastening without significant wear. This type of fastener is a common alternative to buttons, zippers, or Velcro in various applications where a strong, yet easily operated closure is desired.