Horn effect brown buttons with 4 holes for sew through fastening. This sophisticated button showcases a timeless horn-inspired aesthetic, blending soft golden-beige hues with deeper smoky undertones in a naturally flowing pattern. Each button is individually unique, with slight variations in color and grain that reflect the organic nature of the design. The satin finish creates a subtle sheen, enhancing the depth and individuality of every piece. Crafted for both style and durability, this 4-hole button is perfect for elevating coats, blazers, cardigans, and bespoke garments.

Available in five sizes -15mm (24L), 18mm (28L), 23mm (36L),  25mm (40L), 34mm (54L)

From the pictures shown. the real color/tone of the button may be slightly different. How color shows up on your screen can be affected by many factors including the age of your monitor as well as the type of graphics card being used.

These horn effect brown buttons are ideal for coats, blazers, jackets, knitwear and costumes but are also suitable for all sewing knitting and craft projects.

We sell a variety of 4 Hole Brown Buttons

Helpful Tips

For button size, please measure the outer largest diameter from one edge of the button across to the other.  For domed buttons it is easier to measure across the back of the button.

Standard button sizes. If you’re creating a classic garment, there may be a standard size for the buttons you include. For instance, the average button size for a man’s shirt will have 13L (8mm) buttons on the collar, 16L (10mm) on the cuffs and 16L (10mm) to 20L (12.5mm) on the button placket. Men’s suits usually have a 24L (15mm) button on the jacket cuff and trouser and 32L (20mm) buttons to fasten the jacket.

Buttonhole size. As a general rule, buttonholes should be 3mm bigger than the button diameter.

Tutorial. Sewing buttons is very easy once you get the hang of it. It’s a very useful skill to possess, as buttons do fall off. We have a useful tutorial which shows shows how to sew a 4 Hole button