What kind of button is the 'nut button' mentioned in the shirt description?
This is when you spot an unfamiliar button name in a product description and wonder how it differs from a regular plastic button.
A nut button is a natural button made by carving palm nuts, serving as a trimming that has less artificial shine than plastic buttons and highlights a unique grain.
A nut button refers to a natural plant-based button processed by carving the hard seed of a palm tree nut. Because its texture resembles ivory, it is also called 'vegetable ivory.' Even before plastic buttons were widely used, it has been consistently used as a trimming for shirts and tailored clothing.
Centaur attached these nut buttons to the front closure of the CRINKLE FLOWER COTTON SHIRT_PINK[1]. Buttons carved from nuts show the subtle grain unique to natural materials on their surface, and they do not glare prominently under lighting like artificial plastic does. The touch felt by fingertips is also smooth rather than cold.
This shirt is crafted with two layers of soft material and subtly features a gentle floral pattern[2][3]. hmmm, placing natural buttons on the front closure instead of artificial plastic neatly pulls together the fabric's calm mood.
We have not yet confirmed whether trimming support or repairs with identical nut buttons are available from the brand if a button breaks or is lost.