Reversed Zipper

A Reversed Zipper is a special zipper design where the zipper pulls face inward instead of outward compared to traditional zippers. This design is commonly used in the fashion industry as a style element, but it can also be applied in other fields such as outdoor sports, military and industrial.

Reverse zippers usually have some special design to make them work. First, its zipper pull is different from traditional zipper pulls, it retracts inward, so another part is needed to pull it. Typically, this part is a small string or a long, thin drawstring that attaches to the zipper pull and passes through the zipper's teeth to allow the zipper to function properly.

In addition to this, the reverse zipper design also requires the direction of the teeth to be reversed from traditional zippers. That is, the teeth of a reverse zipper must face outwards rather than inwards. In this way, when the zipper is closed, its teeth are compressed to form a strong locking mechanism, thereby avoiding the problem of the zipper accidentally sliding open.

A reverse zipper also has the advantage that when it is opened, its zipper pull is hidden inside the zipper and does not stick out like a traditional zipper. This design can bring some new possibilities to some fashion designs, such as using reverse zippers on clothing, making the design more concise and smooth.

Overall, the reverse zipper is an interesting design that has some special requirements, but also brings some unique advantages. In different fields, it can be used to solve some special problems, or used as a unique fashion element.