Klickverschluss

Klickverschluss, also known as a snap fastener or press stud, is a two-part fastening mechanism commonly used in clothing and other textile applications. Each part of the Klickverschluss consists of a male component with a stud or post and a female component with a socket or loop. When the two parts are pressed together, the stud snaps into the socket, creating a secure and easily releasable closure.

The design of the Klickverschluss allows for quick and simple operation, making it a popular alternative to buttons, zippers, or ties. They are often made from metal, such as brass or stainless steel, but plastic versions are also available, particularly for children's clothing. The strength and durability of a Klickverschluss depend on its material and construction.

Klickverschlüsse are found on a wide variety of items including shirts, jackets, trousers, bags, shoes, and even some types of furniture. Their ease of use and quick fastening capabilities contribute to their widespread adoption across different industries and product types. The "click" sound produced upon fastening is a characteristic feature that gives the mechanism its name in some languages.