Brand positioning and origin

KCC Zipper is a Korean zipper manufacturer covering all three main construction families. Korea's trims sector is closely tied to its apparel export industry, and a full-range house of this kind typically supplies garment factories that need a single source for metal, resin and coil articles in one colour system.

The brand's position is practical rather than luxury-oriented: reliable standard constructions, consistent colour matching and the ability to combine zippers with other trims. That profile suits mid-market apparel programmes and export orders where delivery stability matters.

Product range

The catalogue covers the main families and supporting trims:

  • Metal zippers in brass and aluminium, #3 to #8, standard and Y-tooth profiles.
  • Moulded resin zippers in #3 to #10 for outerwear, sportswear and luggage.
  • Nylon coil zippers, including invisible and two-way versions.
  • Waterproof and flame-retardant articles for outdoor and workwear programmes.
  • Matching sliders, pulls, tapes and selected garment trims in coordinated colours.

Typical applications

KCC articles are used in casualwear, outerwear, sportswear, denim, childrenswear, bags and home textiles. The full-range structure is particularly useful for factories producing several garment types in one season, where the same approved colour must run across jackets, trousers and bag components.

Quality and compliance

Articles are tested for tooth strength, slider operation, colourfastness and corrosion resistance, with reference to ASTM D2061 and BS 3084, under a documented quality management system. OEKO-TEX Standard 100 and restricted-substance documentation are available for part of the range. Certificates for a specific article are subject to the supplier's certificates.

Sourcing notes

Korean full-range suppliers typically quote minimum order quantities per article, colour and length, with flexibility when several constructions are ordered together. Sampling takes one to two weeks for catalogue parts. Bulk lead time is commonly four to six weeks, and stock service exists for fast-moving articles. Buyers should confirm whether dyeing is in-house or subcontracted, as this affects colour consistency.