Visual discretion
The closure steps back in favour of the cut, the volume and the material.
Market
A closure that disappears into accessories and fashion.
Systemmag lets you integrate a reliable closure without disturbing the silhouette, the drape, the material or the gesture of a premium textile accessory.
- Key constraint
- Staying invisible, silent, thin and consistent with the product’s finish.
- The problem
- A visible closure can break the design line, add bulk or cheapen the product experience.
- Systemmag’s answer
- A closure hidden in the construction, a controlled magnetic feel and a preserved design.
What the material demands
4 key constraints
Premium finish
A clean integration, without a visible button or an imposed zip.
Natural gesture
Intuitive opening without sacrificing the product’s elegance.
Textile hold
Hold adapted to soft, rigid or lined fabrics.
Integration examples in the accessories & fashion market
Scarf and collar
Clean closing without any visible element.
Invisible pocket
Access integrated into the garment’s line.
Textile flap
Discreet hold on a lined piece.
Textile accessory
Neat closing without visual clutter.
Integration
Which format to preserve the line?
Leather goods, ready-to-wear, lingerie, footwear: depending on the finish and the expected gesture, we choose the most discreet format before the prototype.
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Magnetic zips
Ready to sew in, in side (ZIP C) or centred (ZIP G) geometry, for openings that must stay discreet.
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Design office
Technical scoping, integration drawing and adaptation to your product's constraints.
Scope my integration
Designed to disappear.
A visible closure breaks the design; the magnetic one hides in the construction and preserves the material, the line and the gesture.
Lighter
No rigid parts or visible metal elements.
Quieter
Opening and closing without stray noise.
Snag-free
No hooks that catch fabric or fibres.
Resistant
Designed for usage cycles and material constraints.
Durable
Built to stay reliable after product qualification.
Conventional closure
× Visible or protruding× Precise gesture required× Possible noise× Snags or wear
Integrated Systemmag
Discreet Guided Silent Built to last
Project scoping
From prototype to series
The system is calibrated to preserve the drape, the hand feel, the thickness and the expected finish.
View Design office
Analysis of your need, material advice, integration recommendations and format selection.
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View Prototyping
Functional samples, real-condition testing and adjustments before industrialisation.
Learn more : PrototypingFurther reading
- ZIP G centred magnetic zip
For front openings and flat alignments.
- Shaped sheaths
The magnet protected in a sewable textile housing, invisible once sewn in.
- Integration in the workshop
From scoping to the prototype: validate the material and the gesture before production.
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Let’s talk about your accessories or fashion project Technical scoping
Our experts advise you on the solution best suited to your uses, your material constraints and your production volume.