I’m developing a waist-worn purse line built from individual modules that attach together so customers can wear a single pouch or build a longer belt of compartments or stand alone or across chest. To finish the concept I need a brand-new connection system—a clasp or rail—that feels modern and sleek yet is intuitive to use. Here’s what I’m after: the mechanism should let two or more purse bodies lock and unlock quickly without fumbling, stay flush so the silhouette looks clean when pieces are combined, and remain comfortable against clothing. I’m not fixed on any one material; I’m happy to weigh your suggestions on plastics, metals, or hybrids once the design direction is clear. Deliverables I’d like: • Concept sketches or renderings that show the clasp in both open and closed positions • A 3D CAD model ready for prototyping (STEP or similar) • Basic tolerance notes so I can send it straight to a rapid-prototype shop If you have experience designing magnetic couplings, hidden rail slides, or other low-profile hardware for wearables, that will be a big plus. Let’s collaborate on something that clicks—literally—and elevates the entire product line.