Yoeuikaoh4 Pieces Fashion Sweater Shawl Clips, Vintage Cardigan Collar Clip, Dress Shirt Cape Cloak Cinch Closure Clips, Brooch for Women Clothing Wearing

I wanted these to hold together a cloak, and I do wear a lot of shawls and scarves. If you look at them up close it’s clear that they’re cheap costume jewelry but they look nicer than the price would suggest. These would be perfect for cosplay.I’ve lost a significant amount of weight and using these to clip some of the baggy shirts and dresses I have in the back lets me get a little more life out of those clothes without looking like I’m wearing a tent.

This set of sweater/dress clips is pretty ok. I like the variations in colors and styles in the pack. There is one that has a center piece that is supposed to have little gems glued into it but it's empty, making it look cheap. The clips work fine, but the rings and other hardware is also pretty cheap. I think these will work and last ok, but they are not very high quality.

So cute. I got these for my daughter. She has a bunch of dresses that are long enough to go to her ankles like she likes, but too big in the waist. These pull back the waist so beautifully!! Perfect!!They were a good value at the price I paid. I honestly would have paid more. It's nice to have a variety too.They work great, look great, aren't too heavy for the dresses, and were cheap enough to not break the budget!! Win!

The gold color one broke on me.

I only tried these yesterday and am now past the refund window. I am disappointed in this product since the clasp broke on one of them the first time I wore one!

As I write this, these are priced at $4, so $1/clip. That is pretty inexpensive.I do a lot of knitting and crochet, and I really want to be able to make shawls and scarves that are actually wearable. My biggest issue is that I live someplace with a lot of wind, and that makes shawls in particular a real challenge. So I make them, and they sit, unused.These clips are a great solution to that. I can put a shawl on, use the clip to securely hold it in place, and it is a lot less likely to blow off of me. I say "less likely" because I've had the wind take a poncho off of me and blow it down the road. 50+ mph winds will do crazy things.I included a photo of the back of all four clips, which I hope will help show what I'm talking about in this paragraph. The clasps on each are the same, with the metal tab locking down and covering a 'grabby' clip underneath. These hold really well, and there is plastic on the grabby part that protects the clothing item. Anyway, the clips are arranged from the stiffest one on the bottom up to the most 'loosey goosey' one on top. The top one is really hard to open, though closing is pretty straightforward. With the one on the bottom, you have some leverage because the clasp part is well anchored to the decorative part. I think that top one is going to frustrate me too much for me to continue to use it.On the other hand, that one is a lot more 'bendy' and will probably work a lot better for some of my smaller kerchief types of pieces, where the larger, stiffer one probably won't be flexible enough to work in those situations.The clips are all very light, so they aren't weighing down the scarf or shawl, which is something I really appreciate. I haven't been out in the wind since these arrived, but wearing these with a shawl has been nice as I don't have to constantly have the shawl falling off of me. I really love the idea of working up a nice, cozy, squishy, warm shawl and having one of these with it for just wearing around the house. It seems a lot more practical than some of my other "keep warm" options.Something else I want to be doing is to use these with my cardigans. I do have a couple of those that I have put into storage as they never seem to stay on right. I've been thinking these might solve that problem for at least a couple of them.

Listing: 4 Pieces Fashion Sweater Shawl Clips, Vintage Cardigan Collar Clip, Dress Shirt Cape Cloak Cinch Closure Clips, Brooch for Women Clothing Wearing4 Pieces Fashion Sweater Shawl Clips, Vintage Cardigan Collar Clip, Dress Shirt Cape Cloak Cinch Closure Clips, Brooch for Women Clothing WearingI ordered these because I have a shirt that I love, but it's cut so generously that it could be a maternity top. I tried using a safety pin to adjust it, but it just didn't look right, and kept puckering in the wrong places. So I decided to give these a try.These are beautiful. They look exactly like the listing photos. (I should've taken a picture of them when I was wearing the shirt, but I neglected to. My bad. But it looked great.) I ended up using one on the back of the shirt and another on the front-- yes, the shirt is cut that big in the waist.These are super easy to use. The two ends pop open, and there's a clamp/gripper that has a rubberized cover over it so the teeth don't damage your garment. You close a small fold of the garment in the clamp, close the top cover (which is what you see from the front), and then do the same on the opposite end.I also use these to close my cardigans that are open front, without buttons or zippers. (Why do they make cardigans like that?!?) The cardigan won't be completely closed, but it won't flap around anymore either.I really like that this set comes with both gold and silver options. They're all very pretty and well-made. Definitely a good value for the price. They're heavy enough to feel sturdy, but not so heavy that they weigh the garment down.Very functional and practical. I will use these for years! Happy customer.

I ordered these sweater clips out of a sense of nostalgia, since I remember my grandmother wearing them to keep her cardigans closed. The sweater clips are remarkably versatile, since they can be used to clip together more than just sweaters; I am using one to snug up the back on a loose-fitting dress, and it looks great. One of the clips in my package of four was missing a ring that attaches the clips to the center decorative element, but the other three seem to work perfectly.