There are several common attachment methods for replacement zipper pullers. These include:

Loop attachment: This method involves attaching the zipper puller to a loop of fabric or cord that is sewn onto the slider. The zipper puller is threaded through the loop and secured in place.

Hook attachment: This method involves attaching the zipper puller to a hook that is attached to the slider. The hook is inserted through a hole in the zipper puller and secured in place.

Clasp attachment: This method involves attaching the zipper puller to a clasp that is attached to the slider. The clasp is opened and the zipper puller is inserted, then the clasp is closed to secure the puller in place.

Screw attachment: This method involves attaching the zipper puller to a screw that is inserted into the slider. The screw is threaded through a hole in the zipper puller and tightened to secure the puller in place.

When purchasing a replacement zipper puller, it is important to check the attachment method to ensure compatibility with your existing zipper slider. If you are unsure which attachment method to choose, it may be helpful to consult with a sales associate or a professional tailor or seamstress for guidance.