What kind of detail is the "hidden dotto" mentioned in the jumper description?
When reading a product description, encountering an unfamiliar term can make you wonder how the garment fastens and looks on the outside.
"Hidden dotto" is an industry term referring to snap buttons hidden inside a placket so that they are not visible from the outside.
"Dotto" is a term used at garment production sites to refer to snap buttons (dot snaps), commonly known as snap fasteners. Combining this with the English word meaning to conceal, attaching them hidden on the inside so that the button head does not show on the outer fabric's surface is called hidden dotto.
RE RHEE's cropped waist zipped bomber jumper features this hidden dotto detail[1]. Because the button parts are not exposed on the outside, the garment's outer surface looks clean and smooth without snagging. Unlike regular buttons, there is no need to insert them through buttonholes, and they can be fastened and unfastened simply by pressing lightly by hand, making them convenient to use.
hmmm, it is a finish that conceals the closures out of sight to bring out the jumper's clean lines.
We have not yet confirmed specifically where the hidden dotto buttons are used, such as on the jumper's front closure or pockets.
Product measurements
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CROPPED WAIST ZIPPED BOMBER JUMPER BLACK
Measurements
| Part | M | L |
|---|---|---|
| 어깨 | 83.5cm | 86cm |
| 가슴둘레 | 97.5cm | 104cm |