#5 Open-End Waterproof Zipper | Navy

#5 Open-End Waterproof Zipper | Navy

$8.99
#5 Open-End Waterproof Zipper | Navy
  • Type: Open-End Waterproof Zipper
  • Zipper Size: #5
  • Color: Navy
  • Available Lengths: 40 cm, 50 cm, 60 cm, 70 cm & 80 cm
  • Closure: Open-End / Separating
  • Finish: Waterproof-Coated

Quantity: 1 = 1 Zipper 

This #5 open-end waterproof zipper in navy is designed for sewing projects where added protection from moisture is desired. The coated zipper tape creates a clean, technical appearance while helping resist water penetration through the zipper area.

The open-end separating design allows the zipper to separate completely at the bottom, making it ideal for jackets, coats, outerwear and other garments that require a full front opening.

Its versatile navy color coordinates beautifully with technical fabrics, waterproof fabrics and everyday outerwear fabrics.

Available Sizes
  • 40 cm: approximately 15 3/4"
  • 50 cm: approximately 19 3/4"
  • 60 cm: approximately 23 5/8"
  • 70 cm: approximately 27 1/2"
  • 80 cm: approximately 31 1/2"
Recommended Uses
  • Waterproof and water-resistant jackets
  • Rain jackets
  • Technical outerwear
  • Windbreakers
  • Ski and outdoor garments
  • Vests
  • Coats
  • Outdoor sewing projects
Frequently Asked Questions

What does open-end zipper mean?
An open-end zipper separates completely at the bottom, allowing both sides of the garment to open fully. This type of zipper is commonly used for jackets, coats and other outerwear.

What does #5 mean on a zipper?
The #5 refers to the approximate width of the zipper teeth/chain when closed, which is approximately 5 mm. This medium-size zipper is commonly used for jackets, coats, bags and technical outerwear.

Is this zipper suitable for waterproof jackets?
Yes. The waterproof-coated design makes it well suited for rainwear and technical outerwear. Keep in mind that the overall waterproof performance of a finished garment also depends on its construction, fabric and seam finishing.

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