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Dill has been producing timeless, high-quality buttons for over 100 years since their humble origins in a button factory in Bärnau, Germany. With decades of knowledge and experience, their experts are involved in all stages of button production and design, whether it’s mixing or coloring raw materials, designing molds or creating eye-catching displays for retailers. In the production process, Dill uses raw materials and color pigments from European suppliers which fully comply with European REACH regulations and OEKO-TEX standards. As a manufacturer, Dill has focused on innovation and has placed a lot of emphasis on environmentally conscious and efficient production processes, thereby ensuring the quality worthy of a “Made in Germany” moniker. If you are looking for a quality button that you can retail, contact us! If the button is gone from your own shirt or jacket and you need to find a new one, quickly visit our fine retailers.
Dill produces high-quality synthetic, metal, leather and natural material buttons. Of the natural materials used to make buttons, wood is the most popular, but bamboo, coconut and natural pearls are also used, ensuring a classic and timeless look for the clothes. In order to present the buttons in stores, they are packaged inside a transparent tube, on which the conditions necessary for care are listed. Most buttons are machine washable at 60 °C and can withstand both ironing and dry cleaning.
Dill’s selection of trendy, high-quality buttons is aimed at fabric and craft stores as well as fashion studios and designers. Dill buttons are often used in the Burda magazine fashion collections.
Dill’s strength as a manufacturer is their permanent selection of classic, high-quality buttons that can be purchased for decades. Your button will not go out of fashion for several decades. Twice a year, the Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter trend button collections are released for fans of the latest fashion trends. Dill buttons have been successfully sold on the Estonian market for over 20 years and are being sold to this day.
Estonian proverb
Dill has been producing timeless, high-quality buttons for over 100 years since their humble origins in a button factory in Bärnau, Germany. With decades of knowledge and experience, their experts are involved in all stages of button production and design, whether it’s mixing or coloring raw materials, designing molds or creating eye-catching displays for retailers. In the production process, Dill uses raw materials and color pigments from European suppliers which fully comply with European REACH regulations and OEKO-TEX standards. As a manufacturer, Dill has focused on innovation and has placed a lot of emphasis on environmentally conscious and efficient production processes, thereby ensuring the quality worthy of a “Made in Germany” moniker. If you are looking for a quality button that you can retail, contact us! If the button is gone from your own shirt or jacket and you need to find a new one, quickly visit our fine retailers.
Dill produces high-quality synthetic, metal, leather and natural material buttons. Of the natural materials used to make buttons, wood is the most popular, but bamboo, coconut and natural pearls are also used, ensuring a classic and timeless look for the clothes. In order to present the buttons in stores, they are packaged inside a transparent tube, on which the conditions necessary for care are listed. Most buttons are machine washable at 60 °C and can withstand both ironing and dry cleaning.
Dill’s selection of trendy, high-quality buttons is aimed at fabric and craft stores as well as fashion studios and designers. Dill buttons are often used in the Burda magazine fashion collections.
Dill’s strength as a manufacturer is their permanent selection of classic, high-quality buttons that can be purchased for decades. Your button will not go out of fashion for several decades. Twice a year, the Spring/Summer and Autumn/Winter trend button collections are released for fans of the latest fashion trends. Dill buttons have been successfully sold on the Estonian market for over 20 years and are being sold to this day.
