Easier gesture
The two parts draw together naturally and position themselves more easily.
Market
Magnetic closure for adaptive clothing, made for constrained gestures.
A solution that simplifies opening and closing when motor skills, strength or gesture precision are limited.
- Key constraint
- Allowing a broad, low-precision gesture, often one-handed, with an adapted effort.
- The problem
- Buttons, snaps and zips require fine motor skills or outside help.
- Systemmag’s answer
- Tolerant magnetic alignment, intuitive closing and an opening effort adapted to the need.
What the gesture demands
4 key constraints
Autonomy
Less precision needed than a button, a snap or a conventional zip.
Textile comfort
Soft integration, with no uncomfortable hard point on the garment.
Discretion
Functional assistance that doesn’t stigmatise the product’s use.
Integration examples in the reduced mobility market
Vest or jacket
Simpler dressing day to day.
Shirt
Guided closing without fiddly buttons.
Soft flap
Reliable hold with minimal handling.
Assistive accessory
Clear opening and intuitive closing.
Integration
Which format for a constrained gesture?
Adaptive garment, orthosis, dressing aid: depending on motor skills and available effort, we choose the most tolerant 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 for autonomy.
When buttons, snaps and zips demand fine motor skills, the magnetic closure aligns itself and opens with minimal effort, without stigmatising use.
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
We adapt the strength, the format and the direction of use to make the closure more accessible without making it look medical.
View Design office
Analysis of your need, material advice, integration recommendations and format selection.
Learn more : Design office
View Prototyping
Functional samples, real-condition testing and adjustments before industrialisation.
Learn more : PrototypingFurther reading
- Magnetic closure or snap fastener
The five criteria our design office uses to choose the closure of an adaptive garment.
- Magnetic zipper for adaptive clothing
Side ZIP C or centred ZIP G, ready to sew in and sold by the metre.
- Integration in garment making
From scoping to the sewn prototype: validate the closure on the garment before production.
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Our experts advise you on the solution best suited to your uses, your material constraints and your production volume.