Matte Tortoise 2-Hole Button Art. 30128

Art. 30128 is a 2-hole sew-through button with a soft matte tortoise-shell pattern, molded from durable polyester resin. The matte finish gives a refined, organic look — less reflective than glossy tortoise — making it a strong choice for shirts, blouses, light blazers, and tailored separates that lean understated rather than ornate. Available in five ligne sizes from 18L (shirt cuff) to 32L (blazer front), sold by the dozen for sampling or by the gross (144 pieces) for production runs. Article number: 30128 Pattern: Tortoise (matte warm browns / amber) Finish: Matte (non-reflective) Material: Polyester resin Hole configuration: 2-hole sew-through Sizes: 18L, 20L, 24L, 28L, 32L Sold in: Dozen (12 pcs) or Gross (144 pcs) Why 2-hole instead of 4-hole. 2-hole buttons sew with a single horizontal thread bar visible on the face, giving a cleaner, more minimal silhouette than the cross-stitch of a 4-hole button. They're traditionally used on shirts, blouses, and lightweight tailoring where the button works as a quiet accent rather than a focal point. For structured outerwear, blazer fronts, and statement closures, see our 4-hole tortoise option (Art. 137). Sizing — 5 sizes available, 18L through 32L: 18L (≈11.4mm): shirt cuffs, dress sleeves 20L (≈12.7mm): shirt fronts, dress shirt closures 24L (≈15.2mm): blouse fronts, blazer sleeve buttons 28L (≈17.8mm): blazer sleeve cuffs, light jacket sleeves 32L (≈20.3mm): blazer fronts, sport coat fronts Frequently asked questions What is Art. 30128 made of? Polyester resin molded with a matte tortoise pattern in warm browns. No animal materials are used. What's the difference between matte and glossy tortoise buttons? Matte tortoise has a softer, non-reflective surface that reads refined and understated; glossy tortoise reflects more light and reads more traditional. Both share the same mottled brown pattern. Why 2-hole instead of 4-hole? 2-hole buttons leave a cleaner thread silhouette on the face — a single horizontal bar instead of a cross — which works well on shirts, blouses, and minimalist tailoring. What size button do I need for a shirt? 18L–20L for cuffs and shirt fronts. How are these sold? Order by the dozen (12 pcs) for sampling and color matching, or by the gross (144 pcs) for production runs.