How the button changed fashion | Small Thing Big Idea, a TED series
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- Опубликовано: 29 сен 2024
- How the simple button changed the world, according to fashion designer Isaac Mizrahi.
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How did I miss this series when it first came out? This just fell into my youtube recommendations today.
I got this video on my english oral exam
Oral ?😂😂
@@trailerpro9143 yea its like speaking english exam
Not me watching the video before going to school, because my exam is today🤡🤡.
I bet his favorite movie is The Curious Case of Benjamin Button.
Or Coraline
I bet it's Brokeback Mountain
🤣😂
I'd love watch some documentary made with the same quality
Good Chanel and good information . Because small thing in life very use for every human in the world 🙌
Damn i love this series
I like the buttons of your shirt...They are big and shiny.
What about snape's
Waterproof, machine washable small magnets where the buttons would be...
👍👍👍
You forget the chinese button!
Button Button Button.
Before this i never think about this tiny piece we have in our everyday life.
Had to watch this cause I work in a button factory.
Whoa, cool! What's that like, if you don't mind explaining? What do you do in a button factory?
@@blankness8 Are you being sarcastic or serious? Sorry I can't tell
I'm actually seriously wondering... honest! Do you make just one kind or many different types? Do designers like Gucci or Halston or Fendi even design buttons? Someone or some corp. surely must design all the buttons in the world...
I assume they are mass produced? I've honestly never thought this deeply about such a ubiquitous item. (Zero sarcasm!!)
@@mikecrawford2063 We do make different types of buttons, but they're just plastic ones, different sizes. And Idk if we make all the buttons in the U.S but the company is called U.S Button. Also how it's done is we have this material (not sure what it is) but we call them pills because they look like pills without any inscription on them. Then we have this metal loading tray with holes the same size as the pills. Then we pile the pills on the tray and shake it until the pills fill the holes. Next we have a press, where we put the tray in it and then release the pills and make sure they're on cavity because if they're not then Buttons and mold get stuck in it and it sucks scraping it out. But we close the press and do the same thing over again with the trays and so on. The press has a time limit so we have to be fast and efficient cause were supposed to do a certain amount in a certain amount of time. But then when the press starts coming down we catch them with another tray and out it in a barrel. And that's how buttons are made.
@@Haywood_Jablowme Was being serious, sorry that wasn't clear! But thanks for your detailed explanation :)
He's so passionate about buttons, I like him.
This series is the definition of quality content
Bruh
I got spammed by Ted and I am loving it😁
wow. I really love these ted series. They're all super fun and informative. I love how the speaker talks about buttons with such enthusiasm :) I feel like I know so much about buttons now haha 😂 Great job!
fair enough. But for about 10 years, the shirts and pants produced in china no longer last 2 years! i have old t-shirts that are already 30 years old and still all the seams and buttons are intact. if you buy a piece of clothing today, whether pants, shirt or t-shirt, the fabric usually lasts only 1 year. the fabric is worn through and gets holes. the seams tear after only a few weeks. what a waste, what environmental pollution. thank you fashion industry! thank you china.
There is a small buttons museum in Panama. They have an interesting collection going back a couple of hundreds of years
Buttons, I love them
Can you click the button? (The like one ;)
His passion for buttons made me like this vid :3
I just watched this video cause I LOVE BUTTONS!!!!
তেই তেই এর বউ /V's illigirl/ this is such a cute and wholesome comment
This is so wholesome. I love it.
On the button
I love this series of Ted. Are there any other channels like this?
Quick short but very informative video about the button. Something I'm sure 90% of the viewers never thought about (I know I didn't).
버튼에 대한 역사나 명칭을 알고 싶어서 찾다가 보게되었는데 좋은 정보가 압축되어있는 영상이네요! 잘 봤습니다.
한국인이다아아아
KILL THE MUSIC.
Buttons make clothing look ugly... nauseatingly so. Buttoned shirts are the worst. I don't get what people like about them. Ugly little lumps of plastic or whatever poking through... it's like having warts Yeah, some are "ornate" or "decorative", but who really wants a row of those clunky pointless things dangling on your clothing. Embarrassing. I hate buttons.
So enjoyed this!
One of the best short takes on an invention
I can't say I understand fashion but he clearly cares a lot about it and that's cool.
How about belly button?
😆 I love that
I always think about buttons, and zippers! These are such neat TED videos!
I still feel buttons aren't the best possible closure device. A good zipper is hard to beat.
Buttons come from Indus Valley and were brought to Europe by Arab traders, Just like Numbers.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Button
I think this guy is talking about buttons.
As much as I love a button, out of practicality I have moved on to zippers. It's faster, they are kind of durable now, and they really zip out the winter chil
The invention of button is really a tremedous advancement in human civilization. The decoration of button can often improve fashion level for clothes. However, as a normal person, feeling comfortable is more important than it seems. It is not a good design to attch button on the back of clothes, people will feel unconfortable when leaning on backrest. Do you think so?
Love this !
But, But...But-ton...;)
I'm still annoyed by buttons on jean flies and shirts. Takes forever to open and close...
trouser buttons are the WORST - in a zipper era they still use some times buttons as a fashion statement... So I have to pay MORE for shittier trousers...
if you stop watching at 0:21 and it's your first watch, it appears to be about the nuclear button.
No one knows who invented the button... FOR A REASON
what's the reason? Please don't say the Illuminati
This is damn interesting
Whats the point in one of the last button slots being vertical? So I break it off? Oops vertical I mean
Button invented in INDIA.
Do you have any proof for that?
@@abinashpanda393 yes but they were mainly ornamental or were used as seals,the first record of functional buttons was in Germany in the 13th century, and I wouldn't really consider the Indus Valley civilization Indian
Who thought of the other "button" before watching the content of this video?
Was not expecting to see Isaac Mizrahi. Pleasant surprise.
Does the first button were developed with wooden pieces
Really it's a great achievement, allowing humans to enjoy more fashionable clothes.
Being fashionable is not necessarily better. Buttons are horrid creepy little things. I hate them.
Nott the Brave would go nuts on this video #criticalrole
Man, this guy likes a good button
He really has passion about buttons!!!
Who else got here so early the video was still private? 🤔
🧐 fascinating.
Thanx for omar essam
Great series !!!
🤙👖
Cool :)
First
You're sec
Buttons are such a pain to do up and undo.
Not rlly, r u lazy or something 😂
This is racist to the hook and loop!