Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull

Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull

Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull A quick fix for replacing a zipper pull on your Patagonia jacket.

Written By: Brittany McCrigler

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Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull

INTRODUCTION A missing or broken pull on a zipper can make life difficult when you try to open and close your Patagonia jacket. This guide will show you a quick-fix method you can use in the field or as an interim solution until you can replace your slider. Don't have a zipper pull? A loop of very thin cord or string will not only work, but make MacGuyver proud. For replacement parts or further assistance, contact Patagonia Customer Service.

PARTS: Zipper Pull Tab (1)

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Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull

Step 1 — Pull

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Grab your zipper pull.

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Thread the cord of the zipper pull through the hole on the slider where the pull used to be.

Step 2

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Make a loop with the cord that has passed through the hole.

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Feed the rubber end through the loop.

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Quick-Fix: Replacing a Zipper Pull

Step 3

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Pull the rubber part through the loop, then pull it tight.

This document was last generated on 2017-06-16 03:09:47 PM.

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