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Symbolize identity and individuality with custom pins
Meticulously crafted for corporate branding or personal flair
Perfect for team spirit, trade shows, and fashion brands
Ideal for breweries, museum gift shops, and special events
Serve as thoughtful gifts or high-margin retail products
Discover a fully customizable product, tailored just for you! Explore all the options to make it uniquely yours.
Did you know? The first lapel pins, were worn in the Civil War to signify rank, and later became popular in fraternal organizations. Our Die Struck option reflects this tradition.

Die struck (no color)
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Soft enamel

Hard enamel (cloisonné)

Offset printing
Did you know? Most of our custom pins are 1 inch. Despite the small size, Soft Enamel can capture fine details, and 21+ colors look surprisingly good on such a small pin.
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Less than 5 colors

6 to 8 colors

9 to 10 colors

11 to 13 colors

13 to 15 colors

15 to 17 colors

18 to 20 colors

21 or more colors

CMYK printing
Did you know? The Shiny metal plating series is our most popular style for custom enamel pins, offering a sleek and polished finish that stands out.
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Shiny Gold

Shiny Silver

Shiny Nickel

Shiny Gunmetal

Shiny Rose Gold

Shiny Copper

Shiny Brass

Antique Gold

Antique Silver

Antique Brass

Antique Nickel

Antique Copper

Brushed Brass

Black Paint
Did you know? Using Two Metal Colors of the Same Finish makes your pin unique. Add one or two enamel colors, or choose die struck with no color for a clean look.
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Single metal color

Two metal colors of same finish
Did you know? The Butterfly Clutch is the most popular backing for lapel pins, with the Black Rubber clutch second. For a premium option, choose the Deluxe Clutch.
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Butterfly clutch

Rubber clutch (black)

Rubber clutch (yellow)

Deluxe clutch

2-piece magnet

Bar magnet

Safety pin

Bent legs
Did you know? Skilled designers can create the illusion of much greater depth by combining polished and textured metal within the same pin.

3d mold

Fine sandblasting

Coarse sandblasting

Translucent enamel
Did you know? Epoxy is frequently used on printed pins because it helps protect fine details that would be difficult to reproduce with metal alone.

Thin epoxy coating

Offset printing with thin epoxy coating

Offset printing with thick epoxy dome
Did you know? Glow enamel absorbs light throughout the day and can continue glowing for hours in dark environments.

Glitter enamel

Glow-in-the-dark enamel

Rhinestones
Did you know? Our Glow-in-the-Dark option glows beautifully and adds a unique touch. We highly recommend it!
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Embossed on back side

Debossed on back side

Engraved letters or numbers

Add extra backing attachment
Did you know? Limited edition pins are often kept in their original packaging because collectors view the complete presentation as part of the collectible itself.
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Clear plastic bag

Pvc bag (1.5" and above)

Velvet pouch

Plastic case

Velvet case