A custom magnetic snap fastener should match the construction of your bag or journal before you choose its logo, finish and packaging. For OEM bags, journals and small leather goods, the useful starting points are installation method, available space, material thickness and the opening experience you want customers to have.
Explore our magnetic snap range, then use the checklist below to prepare a specification that can be sampled and quoted.
Specify your custom magnetic snap fastener
Prong magnetic snaps use backing washers and bent tabs. Rivet-style designs use a post and a matching installed component. Sew-in or concealed magnetic closures are secured within a textile or material assembly. These structures are not interchangeable without changing the product pattern or assembly process.
For a clean journal cover, compare thin and thick magnetic snaps. For visible hardware, consider how square and round magnetic snaps sit beside seams, flap edges and the logo position.
Confirm tools and dies for rivet styles
Rivet magnetic snaps require installation tools and corresponding dies. Richarms can match its appropriate dies to its corresponding products. Compatibility with another factory’s hardware or dies must be checked rather than assumed. Supply photos and dimensions of existing equipment when requesting a quotation.
Specify the logo treatment
Possible approaches include engraving, laser marking or a shaped cap, depending on the selected hardware and available process. Ask which method can reproduce your artwork on the actual visible surface. Fine lines that look clear on a screen may be unsuitable at clasp size.
- Supply vector artwork and the intended logo dimensions.
- State the orientation when the finished item is closed.
- Confirm whether the mark appears on one or both visible components.
- Review a physical sample before approving repeat production.
A new shape or tooling change can affect development cost and timing. Treat those as quotation items, not automatic additions to a stock component.
Match the finish to the whole product
Use a physical color reference for the snap, zipper and other hardware. Confirm whether you want a polished, brushed, matte or antique appearance. Names such as nickel, brass or gold tone describe a finish direction; they do not by themselves prove composition, wear resistance or regulatory compliance.
Discuss destination-market requirements and the reports needed for the exact material and finish. Product-specific documentation is more useful than a general certification claim.
Make packaging work for assembly
For a workshop, packaging by model and finish may be more useful than retail presentation. For a craft kit, matched sets and clear component labels can reduce mistakes. Specify whether quantities mean pieces or complete sets, and list any washers, rivets or other parts required.
En leather-brand sourcing guide covers retaining approved samples and managing repeat orders. For existing options, compare the Richarms online store before deciding whether custom tooling is needed.
Send a complete OEM brief
Include the application, drawing, material stack, mounting method, expected quantity, logo file, finish reference, packaging and delivery requirement. Request a sample plan and a quotation that separates hardware, tooling and packaging costs. Approve fit and appearance in the finished product before mass production.
See Richarms product images on Instagram y company updates on LinkedIn. When ready, request a custom magnetic snap review.
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