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What does 'stud' attached to each product name refer to?

When looking at a bag and then coming across the same word in a belt, beanie, and sleeveless, it is confusing whether it is the name of an ornament or the name of a line. Just looking at the name makes it hard to judge what they have in common.

[×미세키서울] stud shirring band beanie (charcoal)

hmmm editorial answer

Stud refers to a metal rivet ornament, and at YEOMIM, it is attached to the names of belts, beanies, and sleeveless tops as well as bags.

The place where you usually first encounter this word is bags. The mini dumpling bag has studs along with O-rings as decorative points^[1].

Stud refers to an ornament made by embedding metal rivets into a surface. Moving on to belts, this word goes beyond an ornamental description and moves up into the product name position, becoming the 스터드 벨트 stud belt (cream)^[2]. On beanies, stud is placed first before the shape with shirring on the band^[3]. The sleeveless has stud in its name, but what is highlighted as the focal point is the shirring and cutouts on the front^[4]. The beanie and sleeveless—these two are a line made together with Miseki Seoul^[5]^[6].

hmmm, studs do not stay as an ornamental description of a single bag, but are used like a name tag that crosses into categories outside of bags. When you encounter this word in a name, it can be read as a sign that you can find items with a similar feel in other categories as well.