Lilaly Resin Buttons, 30 mm

For sewists, crafters, and anyone replacing conspicuous buttons on clothing, this set offers 30 round, sky-blue resin buttons with four holes each. At 13/16 inch (30 mm), they’re a large accent rather than a subtle, barely noticeable replacement, and the smooth surface keeps the look simple.

Use them for garment repairs, pillowcase sewing, or DIY projects where a bold blue button suits the design.

Getting the most from it

The four-hole design gives you multiple points for sewing each button in place. When replacing one on a coat, jacket, sweater, shirt, or dress, compare its size and color with the existing buttons before starting. A larger button can change the look of a garment, even when the color is close, so these may work better as a deliberate matching set or visible accent than as an unnoticed repair.

For a practical craft use, try them on a handmade cushion cover or a fabric project where the sky-blue color can stand out. The pack includes 30 buttons, which gives you a set for a project using several matching fasteners, though the right quantity depends on your design. If you prioritize a noticeable color detail, these fit that direction, if you prefer buttons that blend into the fabric, a less prominent color or smaller size may make more sense.

Why it’s worth it

The appeal here is a combination of a defined size, a consistent color, and a straightforward four-hole shape. Resin and a smooth surface give the buttons a clean, finished appearance, while the sky-blue shade can add contrast to clothing or craft materials. Since the set contains matching buttons, it can also help when a project needs more than one replacement or coordinating fasteners.

Worth considering if you want large buttons for sewing, scrapbooking, or general DIY and already have a project in mind for the color. They’re more visually assertive than small, low-profile buttons, which is useful when the fastener is part of the design rather than something you want to hide.

Worth noting

The main tradeoff is the 30 mm size: it may be too large for a small garment opening or for a replacement where the original buttons are discreet. The product details don’t specify button thickness or a recommended buttonhole size. If you’re replacing an existing button, compare the opening and the button itself before sewing, without that measurement, fit is uncertain. The listed finish is smooth, but there’s no care guidance or durability information to help assess how the buttons will hold up to repeated washing or heavy wear.

It’s not for you if you need small buttons, a different color, or a confirmed fit for a particular buttonhole. For those needs, matching the size and color to your garment matters more than choosing a multi-button set based on appearance alone.

Should you buy it?

Choose these if your project can use 13/16-inch (30 mm) buttons and you want a matching sky-blue set for clothing, pillowcases, or crafts. The pack of 30 is useful when a design calls for several of the same button, and the four-hole layout suits ordinary sewing projects. Skip them for subtle repairs or garments with small buttonholes, since the listed size is clearly on the large side and the details don’t establish a specific fit. If the color and dimensions match your project, they offer a simple way to make the buttons a visible part of the finished piece.