Button hooks are easy to use. Thread the end through your wire hook through the buttonhole, then use it to grab the button. Pull the hook back through the hole and the button will follow. It’s that simple! Users only have to use one hand to button, making it easier for those with poor motor coordination.

There are a variety of button hooks to choose from that vary in material and size. We have Wood Handle Button Hook for people who prefer a natural look. There is also a Rubber Handle Button Hook that has a rubber covering over the wood to improve your grip. If you would prefer a completely rubber, textured handle, try the Sure Hand Button Hook. The larger handle makes it easier to grasp. The Good Grips Button Hook is a similar premium option.

Built-up handles make it easier to hold the button hook if you have arthritis or other dexterity problems. The Built-up Foam Handle Button Hook is a lightweight option. If you’re looking for a large diameter, the Supergrip Button Hook is another option. It has a large, textured handle. The Larger Hooks Button Hook is a two-in-one option. It has a smaller hook on one end for smaller buttons (like on a shirt) and a larger hook on the other end for bigger buttons (like on a coat). For people with limited mobility who need extra help, try the Flexible Handle Button Hook for Various Positions. The long flexible handle can be wrapped around your hand and secured in place with a strap, so the button hook requires less grasping.