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Introduction
A cord lock is a small mechanism, often made of plastic, that is attached to a drawcord to secure it in place, allowing for easy adjustment of tightness and looseness. When the cord lock is damaged or missing, the drawcord becomes non-adjustable.
This guide will demonstrate how to replace a cord lock without the need for sewing. To ensure this solution is applicable, confirm that at least one end of the drawcord is not sewn into the item, allowing for the cord lock to be removed without undoing any stitches.
Read through the entire guide before starting the repair, and gather the necessary tools and materials. While Patagonia-specific materials are ideal, they are not required. Patagonia replacement parts can be obtained by calling or messaging [link|https://help.patagonia.com/s/#:~:text=View%20All%20Topics-,Contact%20Us,-Call|Patagonia Customer Service|new_window=true].
Alternatively, Patagonia products can be taken to a [link|https://www.patagonia.com/store-locator/|local retail store|new_window=true] for repair evaluation or sent in to Patagonia through their [link|https://www.patagonia.com/start-repair/|mail-in repair service|new_window=true].
Let's get fixing!
***WARNING! Small Parts***. Patagonia does not recommend conducting these repairs on garments intended for children age 3 or under. Instead, we recommend return of the product for professional repair services.
Related tutorial: [linkguide|https://www.ifixit.com/Guide/Elastic+Drawcord+Replacement/181267|Elastic Drawcord Replacement|new_window=true]