Specialist ID Small 1 Inch Bulldog Clasp Clips for Making Lanyards Arts & Crafts - Alligator Style Metal ID Clip Findings

I bought these clips as a replacement for straight pins and safety pins while sewing. There are plastic clips designed for this purpose, but I opted for these because they just looked a lot stronger with better "teeth". I thought they would hold better and be more comfortable and safe for pinning material to put on and take off repeatedly for sizing and adjustment. I was right about that.I scooped up a large load of laundry, including jeans, without paying attention. A shirt I was tailoring still had these clips on it. The whole assembly went through my front-loading LG washer on high spin, and then through the dryer on extra hot.The shirt was still pinned in place perfectly, ready for tailoring. The clips showed no sign of having been through this traumatic event.Fabulous product.

I wear a lot of different kinds of masks: KN95, cloth masks made by friends, neck tubes, etc. And some masks fall down, and that's not healthy. These clips are great, nice strong spring and sturdy construction. These clips PLUS a specific mask strap (link below) are EXCELLENT for holding up any mask.Strap link:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B08CV8BHWG/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o04_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Mask strap name:Deavon Mask Extender for Adjustable,Anti Slip Mask Ear StrapThese clips are perfect for this - they go perfectly with the nice little rubber button closures on the straps, super easy. Just put two straps together end-to-end to go over the head. And then put the spring clip on each end - they work perfectly with the rubber buttons and the holes in the clips.Masks up!

Received 16 damaged clips out of the 49 received. No options for a partial refund. Can’t return item due to needing to use the item immediately for a project. The usable ones were weak and some warped.

I was looking for an alterative to hold down the comforter covers, as my son and husband tend to roll the comforter in a ball inside the cover. I don't want to use the ones with a pin in the holder. This worked pretty well for me.

The picture did no justice so i took a gamble with purchasing these clips. I needed them to repair a postal scale. When i recieved them i was impressed. They did not appear to be cheap as they looked in the photos and are actually pretty strong.

I purchased these to go on the back of badge fobs. They adheared well with epoxy resin. The metal and joints are sturdy--no issues with even a single one! I anticipate that these will endure based on the construction. I would purchase again if needed.

They are strong and secure our hats to our collars with a small short line and two clips. Now the hats will not blow away.

Small clips that I sometimes use in place of pins while sewing. Easier to use on thicker areas, like holding multiple layers together while applying the bias tape I’m using for strings on face masks.