Metal rimmed buttons with a rear metal shank for secure fixing. Featuring a slim profile, the design combines a clear resin body with an antique brass-effect rim detailed with a fine rope-style pattern, and a matching brass-tone disc at the centre. Lightweight yet durable, these buttons offer a vintage-inspired look with a refined finish. These metal rimmed buttons are perfect for coats, jackets, blazers, knitwear, and decorative sewing projects but are also ideal for a wide range of craft, sewing, and knitting projects.

Available in one size only – 25mm (40L)

The actual color of the button may vary slightly from what you see on your screen. This is due to differences in display settings, monitor calibration, lighting conditions, and graphics hardware. We do our best to ensure accurate color representation in our photos.

We sell a variety of brass shank buttons

Helpful Tips

To determine the correct button size, measure the largest outer diameter from one edge to the other. For domed buttons, it is often easier to measure across the flat back for a more accurate reading.

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. This is a useful tutorial which show how to sew a shank button