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Nylon Upholstery Zipper Chain, Cream, 35 yd

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$36.47 $56.99 In stock

Category: 401

Dritz Home cut-to-size upholstery zippers are perfect for a wide range of home decor projects. Simply cut to desired length, +2", and use with Dritz Home #44251 Zipper Slides.

  • Item Number: 44250
  • Cut to make custom length zippers for pillows, cushions, slipcovers and more
  • Polyester zipper coil and woven flange suitable for indoor/outdoor use
  • Cream
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

John ★★★★★

Finally found a cream zipper long enough for my tufted ottoman project, and cutting it to size was a breeze with scissors. The nylon glide feels smooth and sturdy, just right for the weight of upholstery fabric.

Evelyn V. ★★★★★

I needed a long run for a custom headboard and this 35-yard roll gave me plenty of extra, plus the nylon teeth slide smoothly with the matching slider.

Victoria E. ★★★★★

The cream color matched my beige sofa cushions perfectly, and the 35-yard roll gave me enough to redo two armchairs and still have leftovers. Cutting it to size was straightforward once I followed the "add two inches" tip.