Can any tell me the diference in a mock fly zipper application and a fly zipper application?
Linda Faye
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I just thought that the mock zipper application was putting in a zipper like you would in a skirt and having the piece that covers the zipper stitched in the shape of a fly zipper.
Marcy
You are probably right.
Or it could be just the illusion of a fly front - stitched but no zipper.
Yes, Linda Faye, I think the way Suesew said is the way I have seen it most.Marcyp.s. I see your birthday is a day after mine. Happy belated birthday.
Happy belated December 17th to you to, and thanks for the imput on the zipper!
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