Zippers

Shop Sewing Zippers for Sale at WAWAK. Individual, bulk and wholesale zippers.

WAWAK has zippers for sale in a variety of materials, zipper tooth sizes, zipper tape colors and lengths - we even sell zippers by the yard. We carry brand name YKK zippers, Italian-made zippers, and WAWAK zippers to get every project finished. Zippers are available in Open Bottom (Separating), Closed Bottom (Non-Separating), Reversible, One-Way and Two-Way styles. Choose from Aluminum Zippers, Antique Brass Zippers, Black Oxide Zippers, Brass Zippers, Invisible Nylon Zippers, Nickel Zippers, Nylon Coil Zippers, Plastic Zippers and Water-Repellent Zippers. Shop our large selection of Jacket Zippers, Pant, Skirt & Dress Zippers, Purse & Handbag Zippers and Specialty Zippers. We can help you keep things zipped up with Zipper Lubricant, Zipper Parts and a huge selection of Zipper Sliders. With more than 24,000 sewing supplies in stock and ready to ship, and everyday low pricing, we are your one-stop sewing supplier for everything from replacement zippers to sewing thread to hand sewing needles.

Frequently Asked Questions About Zippers

How do I know what size zipper I need?

Choose a zipper weight that makes sense for the size of your project and the weight of your fabric. A higher zipper tooth size means a larger zipper. If you're replacing an existing zipper, you can also check the back of the zipper slider or measure it in milimeters to find the size.

Do I need a special foot to sew a zipper?

While you can sew a zipper with a regular foot, using a zipper foot is much easier. A zipper foot allows you to sew very closely to the zipper teeth in a smooth, straight line.

Can you just cut a zipper to size?

If a zipper is too long, you can cut it to any size and close off the new end with a zipper stop (or two zipper stops, for separating zippers). If using a metal zipper, be sure to remove some of the teeth with pliers before cutting to avoid damaging your scissors.

What material zipper should I get?

It depends on your project! Nylon Coil works the best for curved seams, tolerating horizontal stress, and as a general-use zipper. For straight seams, heavy materials, and an upscale look, a Metal Zipper is a good fit. Molded Plastic zippers are commonly used in outdoor, kid's, and casual clothing. Or use an Invisible Zipper anytime you'd prefer a hidden zipper, like in formal wear.