"press stud" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a type of fastening or closure typically found on clothing or accessories. It is also known as a "snap fastener" or "poppers" in British English. Here is an example sentence: She quickly fastened the press studs on her jacket before heading out into the cold winter weather.
I don't believe that's tied – as the evening progresses, one end will swing down and hang by a single press stud.
Sportswear influences were worked into the mix - skirts and shirts came in perforated cotton, while shades of the baseball jacket found their way into leather blousons and coats, which came with ribbed cuffs, patent leather insets and press stud fastenings.
D. K. Arnott: Coat not opening – secured by the careless squeeze of a press stud, perhaps ((j acket in anag).. E. Dawid: She might produce endless cheeky tat in rags (anag. less y, & lit).. N. C. Dexter E.gg.
They were simple and convenient, with modern zippers and press studs that were easier than the old flower buttons".
The monitor is approximately 6 × 6 cm, with two 8 cm electrodes attached to an adhesive electrode patch by press studs.
Using strong glue, stick two large press studs at the top at even spacing.
Slip the iPad inside, snap the press studs closed and presto, you have a padded iPad cover for safe transport.
IN THE annals of fashion the snap-fastener, or press-stud, holds a humble place.
I used to wear denim flares and a checked press-stud shirt.
Studies investigating other methods of stimulating acupuncture points without needle insertion (eg, acupressure, pressed studs, laser stimulation or transcutaneous electrical stimulation) will be excluded.
So, you know, if my hands are so swollen that I can't dress myself, how do I pick up my baby using my forearms, how do I…how can I carry my baby to minimise the impact on my arms and shoulders and back and wrists etc. Clothing to put the baby in…that was a big thing for me, you know, most baby clothes have…stupid press-studs, yeah, which were just the bane of my life back then.
