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We use buttons to fasten shirts, blouses, jackets and other items of clothing by passing them though bottonholes made in those garments. Buttonholes were invented only in the 13th century. Before that people used buttons together with loops.
Within a century after their invention, buttons became not just useful but also decorative items. Gold, silver and ivory buttons were used to indicate wealth and position. The more common types of buttons were made of bone, pewter and wood. Some manufaturers used fabric to cover the bone and wood. In the 18th century, Matthew Boulton, an English manufacturer, introduced steel in the production of buttons. In the 19th century, B. Sanders produced buttons made of two metal discs. Fabric covering one disc was held in place by the second disc around the edges.
In later years, other materials came into use as well such as glass, porcelain, papier-mache and shell. Plastic buttons, so common today, came into use only in the twentieth century. They are produced on a large scale in facotries through the use of moulds.

QUESTIONS:
1. What do people use to fasten shirts? People use buttons to fasten shirts.

2. When did people use buttons with loops?
People use buttons with loops before the invention of buttonhole in 13th century.

3. Which type of buttons showed a person was wealthy or held a high position? God, silver and ivory buttons

4. Who introduced steel in the manufacture of buttons? Mattheew Boulton introduced steel in the manufacture of buttons.

5. Where are plastic buttons produced?
They are produced in factories.

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