A truly special set of 3 vintage Todd Oldham toggle buttons from the 1995 timeframe, featuring a striking copper-plated and ebonized finish with richly textured wood grain-inspired detailing.

These sculptural toggle buttons reflect Todd Oldham’s long-standing fascination with wood grain, natural textures, and transforming organic inspiration into bold fashion design. The surface has a rugged carved-log appearance, enhanced by warm copper tones and dark ebonized recessed areas that bring out the depth of the grain pattern. The contrast between metallic copper and blackened texture gives the buttons a dramatic, artisanal quality while remaining distinctly 1990s Todd Oldham.

Each toggle measures approximately 1.0 inch long and features two sewing holes through the front. 

This is more than a button set—it is a small but meaningful piece of 1990s design history, connected to Todd Oldham’s ongoing use of wood grain as inspiration throughout his career.

Vintage 1995 Todd Oldham Copper-Plated & Ebonized Wood Grain Toggle Buttons – Set of 3

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A truly special set of 3 vintage Todd Oldham toggle buttons from the 1995 timeframe, featuring a striking copper-plated and ebonized finish with richly textured wood grain-inspired detailing.

These sculptural toggle buttons reflect Todd Oldham’s long-standing fascination with wood grain, natural textures, and transforming organic inspiration into bold fashion design. The surface has a rugged carved-log appearance, enhanced by warm copper tones and dark ebonized recessed areas that bring out the depth of the grain pattern. The contrast between metallic copper and blackened texture gives the buttons a dramatic, artisanal quality while remaining distinctly 1990s Todd Oldham.

Each toggle measures approximately 1.0 inch long and features two sewing holes through the front. 

This is more than a button set—it is a small but meaningful piece of 1990s design history, connected to Todd Oldham’s ongoing use of wood grain as inspiration throughout his career.