Button Fly Jeans
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Button fly jeans have a row of buttons at the front opening instead of a zipper. The buttons fasten through corresponding buttonholes to close the fly.
No. Zipper fly jeans often have a button at the waistband, too. A button fly uses additional buttons below the waistband to close the front opening.
A traditional button fly has a flap that conceals most of the buttons, leaving the waistband button visible. Exposed-button designs leave the row of buttons uncovered for a different look.
Align each button with its matching buttonhole and fasten them individually. Working from the bottom of the fly up to the waistband is one way to keep the buttons lined up.
Button flies were used on jeans before zipper closures became common. That connection to early jeans designs makes them a familiar detail in heritage-inspired styles.



