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Custome Enamel Pins

Whether you’re looking for a creative way to sell your art or want to promote a social cause, Custome Enamel Pins can be the perfect solution. They’re easy to make, inexpensive, and portable.

Enamel pins come in a variety of shapes and styles, so you can create a custom design that fits your brand perfectly. Some styles are more rustic than others, while some feature vibrant colors to match your personality or brand.

The process of making an enamel pin begins with a unique die that is stamped into metal to create the raised and recessed areas of your pin’s design. Next, the pin is plated with gold or silver and then your chosen enamel colors are applied to the open areas of your design.

There are several different styles of enamel pins to choose from, including antique diestruck, soft enamel, and gold or silver plating. Each type of pin is designed for a specific purpose, and it’s important to work with an enamel pin manufacturer that understands your goals and can help you make them a reality.

Custom Metal Pins

Create Custom Metal Pins that are perfect for your brand, organization or cause. We offer a large variety of designs, styles and finishes that are sure to fit your needs.

Choose from over a dozen metal finishes for your base. You can choose a silver finish with a polished surface or a gold finish with a distressed, vintage-looking look.

Then choose from 14 secure pin backing options to make sure your design stays attached. All of these options feature a durable rubber clutch that makes them easy to fasten to clothing, backpacks and accessories.

Hard Enamel Lapel Pins

These traditional hard enamel pins feature thin metal lines separating the colors and a smooth, hard enamel finish. They are often used by hobbyists who resell on Etsy, government entities and social clubs.

Soft Enamel Lapel Pins

A soft enamel Lapel Pin is a combination of multi-leveled, detailed artwork with colorful enamel filling. They are a popular choice for creative, fun, and less complex designs.

The color is applied to a metal base using a silk screen process. Then a protective epoxy is added to protect the color from scratching. This method is similar to epola and cloisonne, but strips of metal separate the areas of color instead of one solid strip of color. The result is a beautiful and unique metal pin.