15 Yards~ YKK Zipper Chain~ 4.5 Coil Chain~Made in The USA~ Black Plus 30 YKK Long Pull Sliders- For Handbags & Craft Projects

WOW, amazing product for the price. I couldn't find 40" (4.5 size for bags) zippers that an "Everything In It's Place" Craftsy.com class required, to complete a church project, for a reasonable price..... THIS SOLVED MY PROBLEM!!! Great product, I had to re-watch the Craftsy class to learn how to put the zipper on, but once I did.... made 14 pull zippers, ready for organizing bag making, that actually was easy to do! I will definitely be ordering from them again, they even included extra zippers!

I am a confirmed user of YKK zippers after years of replacing cheaper quality zippers. I use the zipper tape for bags and containers of all sizes and I have never had a failure with the YKK brand. While I normally use #5, this #4.5 is just as serviceable. And the price is right! I normally pay $1/yard without any pulls (at least $.25 each). This product has met all my expectations.

-15 yards of zipper you can modify to different lengths- takes a bit of getting used to in attaching the zipper to the tape but once you get the hang of it, it only takes at most a minute- very sturdy zipper for dresses, pants, upholstery, etc.- overall good quality and good price- thank you for selling this product

Wide zipper tape, the size works with the zipper slides sold by the pattern and notion company byAnnie.Easy to use, cut, and sew with.

We had a bit of difficulty getting the slide onto the zipper but other than that they are great. Heavy duty and I have enough left to zip up a bunch of stuff in the future.

Great value

I wish I could find the equivalent in white or cream. Also, I'm not sure if you can get extra zipper pulls. I'm sure I'll run out of the pulls before the zip material, and I'm not sure if the 4.5 coil size requires a special pull. I followed directions on YouTube on how to put the pulls on zipper-by-the-foot. I highly recommend watching people doing it. Otherwise it can be very frustrating. Seeing how to trim the end and how to feed the teeth into the pull makes it relatively easy.

As the first time I used zipper by the yard, I think that a small how to would be good to get the pull onto the teeth. I'll have to go to UTube to figure out a better way. Anyway, the zipper is hefty enough for bags as it was intented, but wouldn't use it for clothing, unless it was a coat.