This type of zipper is designed to be hidden within a seam, making it nearly imperceptible from the outside of the fabric. Here are the key details:
Functionality:
Concealed Zipper: An invisible zipper is not visible on the garment’s exterior when worn.
Common Usage: It’s commonly used in center back or side seams of various garments, including dresses, skirts, trousers, jumpsuits, and tops.
Other Applications: You’ll also find invisible zippers in pillows, cushions, and bags.
Zipper Characteristics:
Teeth: The zipper teeth are very fine, contributing to their discreet appearance.
Tape: The tape used is often finer and has a mesh-like texture.
Specifications:
Length: Each zipper measures 24 inches (610 mm).
Dimensions: Specifically, the dimensions are 24" L x 3/4" W, with teeth width #2 (2mm).
Materials:
Teeth: Made of nylon.
Tape: Constructed from polyester.
Installation and Sewing:
Invisible Zipper Foot: To sew an invisible zipper neatly, use a dedicated invisible zipper foot on your sewing machine. This foot allows you to stitch close to the teeth, ensuring a seamless finish.
Machine Settings: Set your machine to a straight stitch with a length of 2.5 mm. Adjust the stitch length based on your fabric weight.
Preparation: Press the zipper teeth away from the tape using an iron to facilitate sewing close to the teeth.
Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced sewist, mastering the art of sewing invisible zippers opens up endless creative possibilities. Happy stitching!
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