| Zig-zag machine (n.) |
Category: Shoes and shoemaking |
Subcategory: Stitching |
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Explanation:
A sewing machine which produces a stitch that moves from side to side. Usually used for butted seams |
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| Zigzag stitching (n.) |
Category: Shoes and shoemaking |
Subcategory: Stitching |
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Explanation:
Stitching that goes from side to side, performed by a zig-zag machine. |
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| Zip (UK), Zipper (Amr.) (n.) |
Category: Textiles and Clothing |
Subcategory: Trimmings |
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Explanation:
A fastening device consisting of two strips of fabric tape with teeth along one edge. A slider connects the two sides. When the slider is drawn up, the teeth interlock. When the slider is returned, the teeth separate again. |
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| Zip fly (n.) |
Category: Textiles and Clothing |
Subcategory: Trimmings |
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Explanation:
The flap of fabric that covers the zip closure on trousers or skirts. |
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| Zipper foot (n.) |
Category: Textiles and Clothing |
Subcategory: Machinery and equipment |
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Explanation:
A sewing machine presser foot with only one side, or a very small side, so that the needle can stitch close to the teeth of the zipper. |
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| Zipper, zip fastening (n.) |
Category: Shoes and shoemaking |
Subcategory: Preparation |
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Explanation:
Closing mechanism. Can be zipped up and down to open and close shoes or garments |
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