Add a tactile branded touchpoint to bags, apparel, cases, and equipment with a molded pull designed around grip, clearance, and connector movement.
A zipper pull is a working component. Grip area, connector opening, thickness, and zipper-slider compatibility should be reviewed before visual detailing.
These are discussion fields, not automatic promises. The quote and artwork proof record the options agreed for the order.
1.0
Send a photo or specification for the zipper slider when available. A connector that works on one slider may not move freely on another, and a pull that looks balanced in isolation may feel too short or too bulky on the finished product.
The molded grip should be easy to identify and hold without creating narrow points that fold or twist under repeated handling.
2.0
Use the zipper pull as part of the product design system. Match the logo treatment to a PVC label or patch, but adjust relief and detail for the smaller hand-held format.
3.0
The proof should show the complete assembly: molded pull, connector, and the intended slider direction. Where possible, evaluate the assembly on the actual zipper or an equivalent sample before committing the order to production.
Use the quote brief for artwork-specific, material, testing, and delivery questions.
A close photo, slider dimensions, connector opening, and product type are useful. A physical reference may be requested when compatibility cannot be confirmed from a drawing.
Yes. Mark both faces clearly in the artwork and show which direction each face should read when attached.
They can share colors and brand details. The smaller grip area and connector geometry usually require a simplified proof of their own.
Attach the artwork, dimensions, quantity range, and intended application. Leave the unresolved production choices open.