Use in motion
The closure follows the gesture without hindering posture or range of motion.

Market
A closure designed for technical layers, wide movements, cold, moisture and fast handling in outdoor conditions.
What the conditions demand
The closure follows the gesture without hindering posture or range of motion.
Cold, snow, moisture and rubbing are factored in from the design stage.
More natural opening and closing when gesture precision drops.
An integrated system that preserves the line and limits ridges.

Invisible closure on a light jacket, designed for movement.

Fast, comfortable fastening of a helmet strap.

Foot support without visible laces or hook-and-loop.

Discreet adjustment of a belt or sports textile accessory.
Integration
Jacket, cuff, pocket, chin strap: depending on the gesture, cold and moisture, we settle on the most tolerant format before the prototype.
Ready to sew in, in side (ZIP C) or centred (ZIP G) geometry, for openings that must stay discreet.
Technical scoping, integration drawing and adaptation to your product's constraints.
When zips, hook-and-loop and snaps demand a precise gesture, the magnetic closure closes on simple approach, even with gloves, even mid-effort.
No rigid parts or visible metal elements.
Opening and closing without stray noise.
No hooks that catch fabric or fibres.
Designed for usage cycles and material constraints.
Built to stay reliable after product qualification.
Project scoping
Pull-off force, textile thickness and finish are adapted to the real usage scenario.
View Analysis of your need, material advice, integration recommendations and format selection.
Learn more : Design office
View Functional samples, real-condition testing and adjustments before industrialisation.
Learn more : PrototypingReady-to-sew closures in side or centred geometry.
Magnet blocks cut to the required length, for linear closures.
Gloves, cold, moisture: each constraint is tested on a prototype.
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Our experts advise you on the solution best suited to your uses, your material constraints and your production volume.