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In-built lock. Its already there on your zip. Just check it.

Most of the jeans zips now come with In-built lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/DownDown (Not in between, thisthis will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Downdown. It won't open Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

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If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/downdown zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

Some low quality jeans might not use YKK produced Zip. That's why you should always check YKK mark on zip before buying jeans.

In-built lock. Its already there on your zip. Just check it.

Most of the jeans zips now come with In-built lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/Down (Not in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

Some low quality jeans might not use YKK produced Zip. That's why you should always check YKK mark on zip before buying jeans.

In-built lock. Its already there on your zip. Just check it.

Most of the jeans zips now come with In-built lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Down (this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed down. It won't open Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

Some low quality jeans might not use YKK produced Zip. That's why you should always check YKK mark on zip before buying jeans.

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In-built lock. Its already there on your zip. Just check it.

Most of the jeans zips now come with a downIn-lockbuilt lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/Down (Not in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

Some low quality jeans might not use YKK produced Zip. That's why you should always check YKK mark on zip before buying jeans.

In-built lock

Most of the jeans zips now come with a down-lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/Down (Not in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

In-built lock. Its already there on your zip. Just check it.

Most of the jeans zips now come with In-built lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/Down (Not in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

Some low quality jeans might not use YKK produced Zip. That's why you should always check YKK mark on zip before buying jeans.

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In-built lock

Most of the jeans zips now come with a down-lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically downUp/Down (ItNot in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed downUp/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't movekeep hooker downeither up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

In-built lock

Most of the jeans zips now come with a down-lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically down (It will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed down. Just like below image.

enter image description here

If you zip and don't move hooker down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

In-built lock

Most of the jeans zips now come with a down-lock. When you zip just make sure that zip-hooker is placed vertically Up/Down (Not in between, this will lock the zip.) Just try to open the zip with hook placed Up/Down. Just like below image.(Zip hook placed vertically down here.)

enter image description here

If you zip and don't keep hooker either up/down zip will eventually run down due to strain on it.

Visit YKK website for more info. If you see zips anywhere, there's 70% chance that it's made by YKK.

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