Jeans feature is an important part of the overall look and feel of a pair of jeans. The term 'jeans feature' encompasses several components, including the SEAM, RIP, RIVET, FLY, and beltloop. The SEAM is the line of stitching that holds two pieces of fabric together. A RIP is a tear in the fabric, usually caused by wear and tear. A RIVET is a metal fastener used to reinforce the fabric. The FLY is the opening at the front of the jeans, usually closed with a zipper or buttons. Finally, a beltloop is a loop of fabric on the waistband of the jeans, used to hold a belt in place.