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Core Values

“Promote Customer Value by Products” is our core values. The investment and operation related to R&D, technological upgrading and service is for the promotion of customer value and is also the brand value of Shunlong. Our company and customers make an alliance and are a value community of mutual promotion. We believe that the ancient and vigorous button manufacturing industry will be more brilliant like glittering buttons in the era of fashion, science and technology by virtue of the development of Yinlong and continuous technological reform.

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Events

The button can be traced back to the shoulder ring used by the ancient Greek and Etruscans to fasten the tunic. The 13th Century The round flat with holes was popular in Europe. According to the round collar jacket with linen button excavated from the tomb in the Southern Song Dynasty in Jiangsu, it is confirmed that there were linen buttons in China more than 700 years ago. The 14th Century The buttons were used on garment by the European and had practical and decorative functions. The common buttons were made from bone and wood, while the gold, silver and ivory buttons were the symbol of wealth and rank. The copper or alloy was also embedded in the ivory, turtle shell and jewelry. The 18th Century The Chinese embroidery buttons were popular and world-famous owing to the excellent materials, embroidery skills and knotting skills. Meanwhile, the copper and tin alloy buttons were popular with common people. In the Middle 18th Century The polished steel buttons were used in Britain and the engraved steel buttons with through holes were used in France. The Early 19th Century The golden brass buttons were very popular. The horn and plastic buttons were made. There were ceramic buttons in France, the colored glass buttons in Bohemia, and carved lacquer buttons in China. More carved shell buttons were made due to mechanized production. The Middle 19th Century The palm fruit was used to make ivory buttons in South America. The 20th Century The new buttons were mainly solid and were made from plastic powder or solution through mould pressing. The buttons were replaced by zippers in many aspects. The ancient buttons were collected as arts and crafts. Conclusion The button has reflected the life style and customs, aesthetic taste, color culture and cultural mentality since it was made. The inspiration of buttons will still be natural as time goes by.