Heavy-Duty Small Brass Screw Rivets for Garments, Leather Goods, and Accessories

Secure multiple layers with small brass screw rivets designed for reliable, detachable fastening. Their threaded cap-and-screw construction allows components to be assembled, removed, and replaced with suitable tools, making them useful for clothing, leather goods, bags, footwear, belts, uniforms, and textile accessories.

These compact rivets combine a warm brass appearance with a practical fastening structure. Customize the head style, screw length, diameter, surface finish, and branding details to suit your product construction and design requirements.

Brass Construction and Screw-Fastening Design

Brass or brass-based components can provide a distinctive metal appearance and good machinability for small threaded parts. The exact composition, plating, coating, and finish should be confirmed in the approved product specification.

A typical screw rivet consists of:

• A decorative cap or top component.

• A threaded post, barrel, or female component.

• A matching screw or fastening stud.

• Optional washers or reinforcement components, where suitable.

The cap and screw must be supplied as a compatible set. Thread diameter, pitch, post length, and head dimensions should be selected together to ensure proper engagement.

Small Size for Detailed Applications

Compact screw rivets are suitable where a neat, low-profile fastening point is required. They can be used for:

• Garment pocket and strap details.

• Leather labels and patches.

• Bags, wallets, belts, and small accessories.

• Footwear and canvas products.

• Uniforms, workwear, and utility items.

• Decorative closures and removable hardware.

The selected size should leave sufficient material around the fastening point. For thin fabrics or soft leather, a washer, backing piece, or reinforcement layer may help distribute pressure and reduce tearing.

Thread Length and Material Compatibility

Screw length should be matched to the compressed thickness of the joined materials. A screw that is too short may not engage securely, while excessive length can create an uncomfortable projection or interfere with the product.

Before bulk production, test the rivet on the actual combination of fabric, leather, lining, reinforcement, or board. Check that the components close fully without crushing, splitting, or distorting the surrounding material.

For repeated opening and closing, evaluate thread wear and loosening under the expected handling conditions. A screw rivet is detachable, but it is not automatically a locking or tamper-proof fastener.

Custom Head Designs and Branding

The rivet head can be customized with:

• Engraved or stamped logos.

• Initials, lettering, or symbols.

• Flat, domed, or low-profile surfaces.

• Smooth, textured, or patterned faces.

• Matching decorative details for other metal trims.

Small heads require simple, clearly spaced artwork. Fine lettering and complex logos may lose definition when reduced to a compact diameter, so artwork should be checked at actual size.

Surface Finishes

Available visual effects may include:

• Natural brass or brass-tone.

• Polished or brushed brass.

• Matte, antique, or aged effects.

• Copper-tone, dark, or other specified finishes.

A brass-tone finish does not necessarily mean the complete product is solid brass. Base metal, plating, coating, and surface treatment should be stated accurately.

Surface appearance can change through abrasion, moisture, sweat, washing, and contact with chemicals. Samples should be assessed through the intended product-care process.

Installation and Secure Fastening

Installation depends on the screw design, material thickness, hole size, tool selection, and tightening method. Use a suitable screwdriver, setting tool, or production fixture to avoid damaging the head or thread.

During testing, check:

• Smooth thread engagement.

• Complete closing of the joined layers.

• Resistance to loosening during normal handling.

• Absence of sharp edges or excessive projection.

• Strength of the surrounding material.

• Appearance after washing, abrasion, or other finishing processes.

“Tight” does not necessarily mean “safe” or “permanent.” If the product is intended for children’s garments, protective equipment, or another regulated application, applicable small-parts, attachment, and safety requirements should be confirmed separately.

Sample Approval and Quality Review

Before bulk production, approve a sample covering:

• Brass specification and surface finish.

• Head diameter, profile, and thickness.

• Screw length, thread size, and component pairing.

• Logo or engraving details.

• Hole size and reinforcement method.

• Installation tool and tightening procedure.

• Intended washing and handling conditions.

Relevant checks can include dimensional consistency, thread compatibility, torque or loosening performance, surface condition, edge safety, and attachment strength on the actual product material.

Request a Custom Quotation

Send us your reference sample or artwork, required head diameter, material thickness, screw length, finish, application, quantity, and delivery requirements. These details help us review compatible components and prepare an accurate quotation.

Small brass screw rivets are packed according to their size, thread structure, surface finish, component configuration, and order quantity. Packing is designed to reduce scratching, mixing, corrosion risk, and loss of small components.

Packaging options can include:

• Counted inner packs: Rivets grouped in agreed quantities for production and inventory control.

• Complete-set packing: Each pack contains the agreed cap, threaded component, screw, and optional washer.

• Separate component packing: Caps, posts, screws, and washers packed separately when required.

• Separate specification packing: Different sizes, finishes, logo designs, and item references packed separately.

• Protective packing: Bags, trays, dividers, or other suitable protection to reduce metal-to-metal rubbing.

• Batch identification: Inner-pack labels showing item references, quantities, and agreed production details.

• Outer carton marking: Carton numbers, product references, quantities, and packing information.

The order confirmation should clearly state whether quantities refer to individual parts or complete screw-rivet sets.

Final packing quantities, carton dimensions, net weight, and gross weight are confirmed after product specifications and packing arrangements are approved.

Store the rivets in a clean, dry environment away from moisture, corrosive chemicals, excessive humidity, and direct sunlight. Keep screws and matching components together to prevent mixing.