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Garment Accessories Threads, Trims & Fabrics

Garment Accessories, Sewing Threads, Trims & Fabric Sourcing

Coordinate sewing and embroidery threads, zippers, lace, ribbons, webbing, elastic, buttons, labels, interlining, fabrics and tailoring materials for apparel, home textiles, bags and wholesale programmes.

  • Build one material schedule across fabrics, threads, trims and garment hardware.
  • Compare shade, structure, sizes, winding and selected private presentation requirements.
  • Review samples, packing and product-specific testing before bulk confirmation.

Manufacturing, product documents and order conditions depend on the model and supply route selected for your project.

Illustration of fabric, a thread spool and closure trim
Category illustration. Coordinate fibre, construction, shade, trim sizes, winding, samples and packing for your material schedule.

Start with a product reference, intended use and estimated quantity. We bring product selection, sample questions and quotation details into one conversation.

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Core materialsThreads, zippers, tapes, lace, buttons, labels and interlinings
Fabric directionsWoven, knitted, stretch, soft-surface and selected coated materials
Related programmesApparel, home textiles, bags, footwear and tailoring supplies
Development basisBuyer specification, reference samples, quantities and destination
Explore the product range

Build the range
your buyers need.

Choose a focused product or discuss a coordinated assortment. Each direction can be developed into a more specific model and packaging brief.

Sewing threads

Compare spun polyester, corespun, cotton, nylon, high-tenacity, overlock, bag-closing and selected recycled directions. Match fibre, count, ply, finish and winding to the seam and machine.

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Embroidery threads and speciality yarns

Include polyester, viscose rayon and cotton embroidery directions, bobbin thread, metallic, invisible, elastic and knitting yarn. Technical finishes require an application-specific sample and test specification.

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Raw yarn and fibre

Review polyester spun and filament, selected blended, water-soluble and other raw-yarn directions. Specify composition, linear density, twist, dyeing state, package and downstream process.

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Zippers, sliders and closure parts

Compare nylon-coil, metal, resin, invisible and continuous-chain directions, with sliders, pulls and components. Define chain size, length, end style, locking, tape and any special-function evidence.

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Webbing and binding tapes

Include polypropylene, cotton or blended webbing, bag straps, bias binding, waistbands, mattress and sofa tapes. Select width, construction, finish and required strength by use.

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Elastic and hook-and-loop

Compare knitted, woven, braided, jacquard, buttonhole and gripper elastic directions alongside sew-on or adhesive hook-and-loop. Specify stretch, recovery, material and attachment requirements.

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Ribbons and decorative tapes

Review satin, sheer, grosgrain, petersham, velvet, metallic, checked, printed and seasonal ribbon directions. Specify face, edge, width, colour, artwork and winding.

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Cords, ropes and drawstrings

Include elastic and non-elastic rope, flat and twisted cord, waxed string, drawcord and selected decorative directions. Define diameter, construction, end treatment and use.

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Lace, embroidery and garment decoration

Compare lace trims and fabrics, cotton, nylon, chemical and organza directions, crochet, stretch and selected three-dimensional decoration. Approve the actual motif, width, repeat and shade.

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Buttons, snaps and garment hardware

Include shirt and fashion buttons, jeans buttons, rivets, snaps, eyelets, covered buttons, hooks, buckles and cord stoppers. Match material, finish, attachment and tooling.

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Labels and identification materials

Coordinate woven or printed labels, care and size labels, blank label tapes, hang tags and attachment strings. Artwork, fibre declarations, care information and brand permissions need buyer approval.

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Woven interlinings

Compare collar, waist, hat, robe, coat, tricot and other woven interlining directions. Match base cloth, handfeel, adhesive, weight and fusing conditions to the shell fabric.

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Nonwovens and embroidery backing

Review selected nonwoven interlinings, embroidery backing, water-soluble supports, fusing tapes and related substrates. Define composition, bonding method, weight and the intended process.

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Cutting, measuring and sewing tools

Include scissors, needles, pins, seam rippers, tracing wheels, marking tools, tape measures, tag guns, thimbles, threaders, knitting tools, sewing kits and related notions.

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Sewing machines and replacement parts

Review selected machine and parts directions including needles, bobbins, cases, hooks, plates, feet and races. Provide the machine make, model, part reference and dimensions for compatibility review.

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Beads, appliqués and craft trims

Include decorative beads, rhinestones, sequins, chain, fringe, appliqués, patches, bows and embellishments. Approve material, attachment, design rights and packaging for the intended market.

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Woven garment and lining fabrics

Compare poplin, taffeta, polyester-cotton, polyester-viscose, twill, Oxford, mini-matt, checked, satin, pongee and denim directions. Define composition, construction, mass, width and finishing.

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Knits, stretch and lightweight fabrics

Include jersey, interlock, rib, stretch, mesh and chiffon directions. Specify actual fibre content, structure, stretch and recovery rather than relying on a fabric trade name.

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Home-textile and soft-surface fabrics

Review fleece, flannel, towel, artificial-fur, peach-skin, bedding and selected compound-fabric directions. Choose backing, handle, pile, construction and end-use tests.

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Synthetic leather and coated materials

Include selected PU or PVC artificial-leather, coated and film directions. Confirm backing, thickness, finish, flexing, abrasion, hydrolysis or other test requirements for the application.

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Apparel development packages

Coordinate material schedules for uniforms, workwear, suiting, shirts, fashion, sportswear, lingerie and bridalwear. Footwear and hat enquiries can include selected associated fabrics, fittings and trims.

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Curtain, furniture and luggage materials

Combine curtain fabrics and hardware, selected sofa and mattress materials, and bag or luggage components. Provide drawings and a component schedule for each finished-product programme.

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Retail notions and related packaging

Discuss selected notion assortments, craft sets, garment packaging, wrapping paper, bags and tapes. Fishing-twine and related textile requests can be reviewed separately with the actual specification.

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Reference product directions

Start with a product.
Define the details.

Use these options to describe what you are buying. The public references identify your enquiry; the final model and specification are confirmed before an order.

Two-ply polyester sewing thread sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-01

Two-ply polyester sewing thread

A two-ply spun-polyester reference for an agreed sewing application.

Composition / count
100% polyester; 40S/2
Published winding
5000 yards per cone
Published linear density
Tex 30; Ticket 120
Published packing
12 cones per box; 10 boxes per carton
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Polyester embroidery thread sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-02

Polyester embroidery thread

Review shade, sheen, winding and machine-running performance with the actual stitch design.

Composition / count
100% polyester; 120D/2
Published package
128 g per cone
Published packing
12 cones per box; 10 boxes per carton
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Viscose, cotton and speciality thread schedule sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-03

Viscose, cotton and speciality thread schedule

Compare embroidery and sewing directions by the fabric and finished use.

Options
Viscose rayon, cotton, corespun, bonded or high-tenacity and selected speciality directions
Select
Composition, count, twist, colour, finish and winding
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Raw-yarn requirement sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-04

Raw-yarn requirement

Coordinate spun, filament and selected blended-yarn requests.

Select
Fibre composition, count, ply, twist and package
Process
Raw, dyed, textured or selected water-soluble directions
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Decorative invisible zipper sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-05

Decorative invisible zipper

A closed-end invisible nylon-coil direction combines a concealed closure with lace tape.

Published chain / length
#3; 20 cm reference, custom lengths by review
Published construction
Nylon teeth with lace tape; auto-lock, closed-end
Published packing
100 pieces per bag; 100 bags per sack
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Nylon, metal and resin zipper schedule sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-06

Nylon, metal and resin zipper schedule

Review the complete zipper and slider arrangement before comparing prices.

Options
Closed-end, open-end, two-way and continuous-chain directions
Customisation
Tape shade, length, selected puller or logo requirements
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Single-face satin ribbon sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-07

Single-face satin ribbon

A satin-face ribbon reference for garment or decorative projects.

Published material
Polyester satin
Published width
38 mm, nominal 1½ inch
Published face
Shiny face with matte reverse
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Woven elastic tape sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-08

Woven elastic tape

Select width and recovery with a sample suited to the garment construction.

Published composition
Polyester with latex
Published overview widths
20, 25, 32 or 50 mm
Published packing alternatives
25 m per roll or 40 m per bobbin
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Hook-and-loop fastener directions sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-09

Hook-and-loop fastener directions

Compare attachment and material before specifying the fastening schedule.

Options
Selected sew-on, adhesive, back-to-back, elastic and shaped directions
Published range widths
20, 25, 30, 38, 50, 75 or 100 mm; exact type-dependent
Select
Material, hook/loop pairing, adhesive and required tests
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Webbing, bias tape and drawcord sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-10

Webbing, bias tape and drawcord

Coordinate binding, straps, decorative tapes and cord with the finished article.

Select
Material, width or diameter, construction and finish
Development
Colour, print or weave pattern, edge and winding
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Eyelash lace trim sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-11

Eyelash lace trim

A non-stretch polyester lace reference with a decorative eyelash edge.

Published composition
100% polyester
Published width
11.5 cm
Shade directions
White, black or a custom shade
Published packing
Roll in polybag
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Lace fabric and embellishment development sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-12

Lace fabric and embellishment development

Review a buyer-approved motif or reference sample for fashion, bridal or decorative projects.

Options
Selected lace fabric, trim, embroidery, appliqué and three-dimensional directions
Confirm
Composition, motif, repeat, width, shade and design rights
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Buttons, snaps and eyelets sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-13

Buttons, snaps and eyelets

Prepare a coordinated garment-closure and attachment schedule.

Options
Shirt/fashion buttons, rivets, snaps, eyelets, hooks, buckles and cord stoppers
Select
Dimensions, material, finish, attachment tool and pull-test requirements
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Custom label and tag programme sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-14

Custom label and tag programme

Use buyer-approved artwork for garment identification and presentation.

Options
Woven or printed labels, care/size tapes, tags and strings
Approve
Artwork, finish, dimensions, fold, information and packing
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Cotton fusible collar interlining sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-15

Cotton fusible collar interlining

A soft cotton interlining reference for a fabric-specific fusing trial.

Published base / coating
100% cotton; HDPE adhesive
Published weight / width
153 g/m²; 44 inch
Published construction notation
21S × 21S; 60 × 56
Published packing
100 m per roll; 2 rolls per sack
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Nonwoven support materials sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-16

Nonwoven support materials

Review interlining, backing and selected soluble support directions against the production process.

Select
Composition, basis weight, structure, adhesive and handling
Trial
Fusing or embroidery test with the actual fabric and wash process
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Lightweight polyester poplin sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-17

Lightweight polyester poplin

A plain-woven polyester reference for a selected garment or lining requirement.

Published composition
100% polyester
Published weight / width
70 g/m²; 44/45 inch
Published construction notation
45S × 45S; 80 × 40
Published packing
20–30 yards per roll; 20 rolls per sack
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Woven and knitted fabric schedule sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-18

Woven and knitted fabric schedule

Compare garment, lining, stretch and decorative fabric directions with a complete specification.

Woven directions
Selected taffeta, twill, Oxford, mini-matt, satin, denim and blended fabrics
Knit / lightweight directions
Selected jersey, rib, interlock, stretch, mesh and chiffon
Quote input
Composition, structure, mass, usable width, finishing and quantity
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Soft-surface and synthetic-leather materials sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-19

Soft-surface and synthetic-leather materials

Review a fabric or coated-material sample against the intended wear and care conditions.

Options
Selected fleece, flannel, towel, artificial fur, bedding, compound fabric and PU/PVC artificial leather
Select
Backing, thickness or mass, handle, finish and end-use tests
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Tailoring tools and notions sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-20

Tailoring tools and notions

Build a workshop, retail or assortment enquiry from an itemised list.

Options
Scissors, needles, pins, marking, measuring, tagging, knitting tools and selected sewing kits
Select
Tool sizes, material, set contents and retail or bulk packing
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Machine-part compatibility request sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-21

Machine-part compatibility request

Match selected sewing-machine parts using exact equipment information.

Directions
Needles, bobbins, cases, hooks, plates, feet and races
Required
Machine model, original part reference, dimensions and a clear sample or drawing
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Curtain and furniture component schedule sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-22

Curtain and furniture component schedule

Coordinate fabrics and related installation or assembly accessories.

Curtain directions
Fabric, rods, tracks, rings, hooks, tape and decorative hardware
Related requests
Selected sofa and mattress tapes, textiles, fittings and packaging
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Bags, luggage and other material packages sourcing illustration
REFERENCE 0233-23

Bags, luggage and other material packages

Review a component schedule for accessories or finished-product assembly.

Bag directions
Linings, straps, closures, hardware, labels and selected handles or wheels
Other projects
Selected footwear, hats, lingerie, bridal, packaging and craft materials
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Figures describe selected published references, not every product in the range. Confirm a current specification, approved sample, shade and written commercial offer for each order.

What matters for this category

A better brief.
A clearer comparison.

Focus the sourcing conversation on the features, materials and production details that make a difference to your product range.

01

Coordinated material selection

Review fabric and trim schedules together for a garment collection, home-textile programme or wholesale assortment. Compare each line on the same specification and packing basis.

02

Shade and presentation development

Selected materials support shade matching, logo or pattern development and private packing discussions. Approve a physical reference and development scope before bulk work.

03

Sample-to-shipment follow-up

Coordinate sampling, specification approval, production follow-up and shipment requirements through a single enquiry. Keep inspection and supporting-document requirements tied to the selected products.

Branding, configuration & packaging

Make the product
fit your programme.

Bring artwork, reference samples and a target cost. The available process, minimum quantity, sample charges and development scope are reviewed for the chosen option.

01

Specification and shade

Provide fibre composition, construction, count, mass, width, finish and a physical shade reference as relevant. Confirm lab dips, pattern samples and agreed tolerances.

02

Design and private presentation

Review selected woven logos, print designs, closure details, label artwork and private packaging. Buyer-owned or authorised artwork is required for branded work.

03

Winding, packing and sample requests

Specify cone or roll formats, length or mass, set contents, bag or carton quantities and shipping marks. Samples, MOQ, charges and lead time depend on the actual line and customisation.

Quality & product evidence

Turn requirements
into checks.

Agree which product characteristics need testing and how the approved sample relates to the bulk order.

01

Approve the actual material

Use a reference sample, shade approval and written specification. Agree the checks relevant to thread, fabric, closures, tape or interlining before production.

02

Agree relevant performance checks

Request appropriate colour, dimensional, strength, running, shrinkage, adhesion or fastening checks for the selected goods. Define methods and acceptance criteria; fusing needs a shell-fabric trial.

03

Match documents and packing

Request available inspection and product-specific compliance documents. Confirm label information, quantities, moisture protection, carton condition and shipment identification.

Test capability is a starting point for the inspection plan. Request the method, applicable model and results needed for your order.

Documents matched to the order

Ask for evidence
that fits the product.

Send the bill of materials and destination requirements with the enquiry. Documents and test scope must be matched to each selected article.

State the sales market, intended users and required files in your first enquiry. Current validity and scope are checked for the selected supplier and product; a category description does not certify every item.

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Specification and approval records
Request product sheets, shade cards, drawings or artwork, composition declarations and the approved sample or lab-dip record.
Testing and certification scope
Specify target-market requirements. Ask for valid reports and certificates covering the exact article and process; a general catalogue claim does not cover the full range.
Commercial and shipping documents
Confirm price basis, MOQ, sample conditions, lead time, payment, packing, invoice and shipping documents for the chosen order.
Built around how you sell

Different buyers.
Different specifications.

Your sales channel changes the assortment, packaging and quality priorities. Tell us the intended use as well as the product name.

01

Apparel and uniform development

Coordinate shell fabrics, lining, thread, interlining, closures, elastic, labels and decorative trims for a defined collection.

02

Home textiles, furniture and bags

Prepare fabric and accessory schedules for curtains, bedding, selected furniture, bags or luggage with end-use requirements.

03

Wholesalers and sewing supply programmes

Build notions, thread, ribbon, trim, hardware or craft assortments with clear variants, pack sizes and presentation requirements.

From first brief to a defined order

One contact.
A practical next step.

Samples, commercial terms and responsibilities are agreed for the project. Use the same product and packing specification when comparing quotations.

01

Share the requirement

Product, reference image, quantity, sales market and timing.

02

Compare suitable options

Review configuration, materials, sample scope and relevant documents.

03

Approve the specification

Agree artwork, packaging, sample, testing and inspection criteria.

04

Confirm the order plan

Set price, payment, production, delivery and defect remedies in writing.

Buyer questions

Before you send
your first enquiry.

Practical answers about this sourcing direction, customization and the reference options. Your agreed specification and written quotation determine the actual order.

Can I combine fabric and garment accessories in one enquiry?

Yes. Send an itemised material schedule with quantities, variants and destination. Each line will receive its own specification and commercial confirmation.

Can shades be matched across thread, fabric, zipper and tape?

Shade matching can be reviewed from physical references or agreed colour standards. Different fibres and surfaces require separate approvals; confirm tolerances and viewing conditions.

Can I request private labels or custom packaging?

Selected logo, label, artwork, winding and packaging requirements can be reviewed. Provide authorised artwork, quantities and the desired presentation.

Are all items covered by the same certification?

No. Request current documents for the exact article, composition and process. Recycled content, restricted substances and end-use requirements need the relevant supporting scope.

How do I choose an interlining?

Provide the shell fabric, garment area, required handfeel, care process and press type. Confirm an adhesion and appearance trial before adopting fusing conditions.

What is the minimum order and sample lead time?

They vary by article, colour, pack, customisation and quantity. Ask for the actual sample and bulk quotation rather than applying one condition to the whole range.

Can you supply sewing-machine replacement parts?

Selected parts can be reviewed when you provide the machine make and model, part reference, dimensions and a clear sample or drawing. Compatibility requires confirmation.

What should I send for an accurate quotation?

Send the bill of materials, reference samples or drawings, fibre and dimensional specifications, colours, quantities, destination, test requirements, packing and target delivery.

Who handles my enquiry?

Factory Sourcing Hub handles this enquiry as an independent sourcing and trading service. The product route, supplier suitability, sample scope and order responsibilities are agreed for the actual project.

How do I get a price and order minimum?

Send the product reference, quantities per variation, customization and packaging. Prices, minimums, sample charges and delivery dates are confirmed in a current quotation; the page is not a live inventory or price feed.

Can I discuss samples and inspection before ordering?

Yes. State whether you need a reference sample, a customized sample or development work. Agree the sample cost and shipping, approval specification, inspection plan and remedy for non-conforming goods before the bulk order.

What should I attach to my email?

Reference images, drawings, logo artwork and a product list are useful. Include quantities, the intended users and sales market, packaging, required documents and timing. After submitting the form, email attachments to kunhuow@gmail.com with your enquiry reference.

Tell us what you are planning

Your next order
starts with a brief.

A reference picture or a short description is enough to begin. Add the details you already know; the optional fields help make the follow-up more useful.

  • Itemised material schedule, quantities and destination
  • Composition, construction, sizes, shades and reference samples
  • Artwork, winding, set contents and packing requirements
  • Required reports, inspection, samples and target delivery
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Independent sourcing and trading service. Supplier choice, service costs and order conditions are discussed for your project.

Discuss your requirements.

Product selection, customization, samples and quotation enquiries.

Add product, quantity or customization details (optional)

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Information basis: published product information reviewed . Reference details support a sourcing discussion. Current supply, samples and product-specific documents are confirmed for the selected item.

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