Without buttons; designed to fasten without using buttons.
From 'button' with the suffix '-less,' which means 'without' or 'lacking,' a productive suffix in English for creating adjectives describing absence.
The word 'buttonless' seems quaint now, but it was revolutionary marketing language in the early 20th century when zippers were invented—'buttonless' meant modern, efficient, and forward-thinking.
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