You’ve got lots of choices depending on look and use. On Walmart.com, you’ll find options like:

• Metal pull tabs: Sturdy, classic styles in different shapes and finishes.
• Cord or rubberized pulls: Easy grip for backpacks, jackets, and outdoor gear.
• Decorative charms: Adds personality to bags and apparel.
• Extra-long handbag pulls: Longer reach for purses and totes.
• Detachable clip-on tabs: Quick, no-sew replacements that attach to the slider loop.
• Repair kits: Slider-and-pull sets sized for common zippers.
• Zipper clip connectors: Dual-zipper clips that help keep closures together.

When choosing, consider material (metal vs. cord), size compatibility (#3, #5, #10), and intended use (clothing, luggage, backpacks).

Shoppers and sewists often use a few terms:

• Pull or pull tab: The part you hold to open/close the zipper.
• Slider (sometimes called a zipper head): The moving body that joins or separates the teeth/coil. The pull attaches to this piece.
• Zipper tape: The fabric strips on each side of the zipper.
• Teeth/coil (the chain): The interlocking section (nylon coil, molded plastic, or metal).

When shopping for replacements, match the pull to the slider style and size (look for numbers like #3, #5, #10 in product details). If you’re unsure, detachable clip-on pulls can work with many existing sliders.

It depends on what broke and the condition of the slider:

1. If the slider loop is intact: Clip on a detachable replacement pull or thread a cord-style pull through the loop. This is a quick, no-sew option.
2. If only the pull tab broke off: A small split ring or replacement tab can reconnect to the slider’s hole.
3. If the slider is damaged: Consider a no-sew zipper repair kit with size-specific sliders (e.g., #3, #5). Choose the type that matches your zipper (nylon coil, molded plastic, or metal).

Work slowly and test gently. Using small pliers can help with stubborn parts, but take care to avoid damage. Results can vary based on zipper condition.

You can browse a wide selection on Walmart.com in the Arts, Crafts & Sewing section under sewing notions. Look for:

• Standalone pull tabs (metal, cord, or decorative)
• Multi-packs for families or teams
• No-sew repair kits with sliders and pulls
• Zipper tape yardage with compatible sliders

Use filters for size (#3, #5, #10), material, color, and attachment style. Availability can vary by location, so checking delivery or store pickup options at checkout can help you get what you need sooner.

Compatibility is key. Here’s how to narrow it down:

• Check the size number on your existing slider (common: #3, #5, #10). Choose pulls or kits that reference the same size.
• Match the zipper type: Nylon coil vs. molded plastic vs. metal teeth. Pair the pull/slider with the same type for best results.
• Consider use case: Lighter sizes often suit apparel; larger, heavier options are typical for bags and luggage.
• When unsure: Detachable clip-on pulls that attach to the slider loop can be a flexible, no-sew option.

Review product details for sizing guidance. Fit can vary by zipper condition and design.