This screw-clamp replacement zipper slider locks onto teeth with a twist to restore a broken zipper in seconds, keeping jackets, backpacks, and luggage in service without sewing or tools.
No sewing, pliers, or tailor visits required. A built-in metal screw fastens the slider directly onto zipper teeth, so you don’t have to wrestle with a kit that may not fit. It’s designed for the common zipper widths found on jackets, jeans, backpacks, tents, and suitcases, so you won’t need a bulky replacement set for every item. When you’re done, you can unscrew and remove the slider cleanly without damaging fabric.
ZipRite features a hinged metal-and-nylon frame and a knurled screw cap. Open the clamp, align it with the teeth, and twist the screw to clamp the two halves together like a vise. This is a genuine slider that stays tight rather than a makeshift fix. If needed, loosen and move it to another zipper—the clamp remains secure wear after wear.
Why choose ZipRite over a tailor repair? A tailor may charge 15–30 to swap a single slider and keep your item for days. A new jacket can cost 80 or more. ZipRite lets you fix it in under a minute at home, preserving the garment you already wear and avoiding trips and delays.
Keep Your Coat. Keep Your Bag. Keep Life Rolling.
Repair times are typically under a minute with no appointment or waiting. One kit covers jeans, coats, backpacks, sleeping bags, tents, and more. It’s built to outlast your gear—a metal-and-nylon frame with a knurled stainless screw designed to clamp tight long after the original slider fails.
Universal fit: 2.28-inch clamp opening is compatible with most zipper widths on jeans, jackets, backpacks, and suitcases.
Three Simple Steps. About 60 Seconds. No Tools Needed.
- Slide the broken zipper pull off the end of the zipper teeth.
- Open the ZipRite body, set it over the zipper teeth, and twist the metal screw tight.
- Pull the cord tab. The zipper closes. You’re done.
| ZipRite | Sewing Kit / Pliers Slider | Tailor or Replacement |
|---|---|---|
| Screw-clamp on, ~60 seconds, no tools | Pliers, cut zipper stop, hope it holds | $15–$30 + a week without the garment |
| One universal slider fits most zippers | Size #3/#5/#8 — guess the right one | Buy a whole new jacket / bag |
| Reusable — loosen, remove, reuse | Pinched-permanent once installed | Gone. The garment's gone. |
If it doesn’t lock in, you can request a full refund. The goal is to keep clothes out of the trash—if ZipRite can’t help you do that, your money will be returned.