Corporate branding
A recognisable detail for uniforms, conferences and brand merchandise.
A small detail that says something. Explore custom enamel and metal pins for your brand, club, cause or next big moment.
Your design. A finish to suit. A quote built around your brief.

Start with the look you love. The production method follows your artwork, purpose and budget.




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Texture, colour and detail each influence the result. Here is a useful starting point.
| Type | Surface | Consider it for |
|---|---|---|
| Soft enamel | Raised lines, recessed colour | Bold logos and merchandise |
| Hard enamel | Smooth and polished | Brand marks and recognition |
| Die struck | Raised and recessed metal | Classic emblems and milestones |
| Printed | Printed image; coating varies | Gradients and intricate artwork |
A recognisable detail for uniforms, conferences and brand merchandise.
Mark membership, leadership and a shared sense of identity.
Create a wearable symbol for a cause or a campaign.
Make a keepsake for a launch, gathering or creative collection.
Celebrate contributions, milestones and years of commitment.
Describe your design, purpose, quantity and required date.
Review the pin type, dimensions, finish, fitting, packaging and written quote.
Check spelling, colours, size and all specifications before approval.
Confirm the production schedule and freight arrangements for your destination.
Proposed ordering process. The final workflow and terms must be confirmed before launch.
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Explore real product photos, metal textures and printed details to help shape your own brief.
Explore the gallery ↗Custom lapel pins are small wearable badges made to a particular design, such as a logo, emblem or illustration. They can identify a group, mark an achievement or become merchandise, and are commonly worn on jackets, uniforms and bags.
Soft enamel has recessed colour with raised metal outlines you can feel. Hard enamel is filled and polished to create a smoother surface, with colour and metal sitting level. The best option depends on your artwork and preferred texture.
Cost depends on quantity, size, production method, design complexity, metal finish, attachments and packaging. Tooling, artwork requirements and freight can also affect the total. Request an itemised quote for your design rather than relying on a generic unit price.
The minimum needs to be confirmed for your design and production method. Include your approximate quantity in the enquiry so the available options can be checked.
Timing depends on artwork approval, specifications, production capacity and delivery location. Share your required arrival date at the enquiry stage. Production and freight time must be confirmed before you commit to an order.
Yes, your own artwork can be the starting point for a custom pin. Use artwork you own or have permission to reproduce. Vector files are helpful; fine text, gradients and narrow details may need adjustment for the chosen process.
Describe the idea, who the pins are for and the look you want. A rough sketch or visual reference can help define the brief. Artwork support, fees and revision arrangements should be agreed with your quote.
Pins can use standard or custom outlines, subject to manufacturing limits. Enamel suits separate areas of solid colour; printing can suit gradients and detailed images. Gold-tone, silver-tone, copper, black nickel and antique effects are options to discuss. Final availability and colour matching depend on the process.
Butterfly clutches and magnetic fittings are options to discuss, along with backing cards and presentation boxes. The best fitting depends on the pin size and how it will be worn. Confirm compatibility, availability and any additional cost in your quote.
Include your Australian postcode so delivery availability, freight cost and timing can be confirmed. Regional and remote destinations may require different delivery arrangements.
Tell us what you have in mind. Start with a design, a sketch or just an idea.