Custom Enamel Pins
Select Pin Type
Soft Enamel Pin
Soft enamel pins are created by adding the enamel only once in the recessed areas of the metal and then baked hard. The enamel is below the metal edges, so when you touch the pin, you get a textured feel.
Soft pins are the most popular types of pins because they are versatile (lot of choices in shapes and sizes), of medium quality and cost-effective.
Hard Enamel Pin
Hard enamel pins are created by pouring enamel several times in the recessed areas of the metal and is heated at very high temperatures. It is then polished smooth to ensure that the enamel is at the same level as the metal edges.
These are high-quality, premium looking pins and are also very durable.
Printed Epoxy Pin
Epoxy is a transparent resin that is added on the surface of the pins to make them smooth and bright like glass. Epoxy adds a protective layer on pins and prevents them from oxidization and staining.
Epoxy pins are great for printing complex designs, have a unique 3D effect, and are durable.
Select Plating
You can add premium-looking metal finish on your pin. Select one that suits your design
Gold
Silver
Black Nickel
Black Dye
Rose Gold
Rainbow/Annodised
Antique Copper
Antique Brass
Select Back Attachment
Butterfly Clutch
Rubber Clutch
Magnet
Safety Pin
Select Packaging
We will lovingly pack all your enamel pins individually in a LDPE(Soft plastic) bag. But wait! We have exciting backing paper packaging options to make your enamel pins stand out.
LDPE (Soft Plastic) Bag
Backing Card Packaging
No Color Die Struck/Die Cast Pin
These pins are are also known as Die Struck Pins or Die Cast pins without color. In simple words these enamel no enamel color is put. The designs are created using recessed areas non- recessed areas.
These pins get different color based on the plating method used. e.g. antique brass, metallic gold and antique nickel and more.
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Our Past Work
Customers have used enamel pins for brand promotions, employee engagement, fundraising, weddings, and more. Check out few pics of our previous work here.
FAQs - Custom Enamel Pins
General Questions
1. What is your minimum order quantity?
The minimum order quantity for enamel pins is 100 pcs for identical pin designs.
2. Can I split my order of 100pcs into 2 designs?
We cannot split the 2 designs to produce 50 pcs of each design. We will manufacture 100 pcs of each design.
Shipping and Orders
1. What is your turnaround time?
After you confirm your design proofs, our turnaround time is 2.5 to 3 weeks.
2. What is your payment method?
We accept payment via PayNow, debit card, credit card, PayPal, direct bank transfer from any local bank in Singapore. After you confirm the order, let us know your favored method of payment, and we will send you the transfer details.
3. Are your registered vendor in Gebiz?
Yes, we are registered in GEBIZ and can issue an e-invoice from the GEBIZ portal.
4. Can you issue an e-invoice?
Yes, we can issue and an e-invoice from vendors@gov portal.
Design
1. What are the accepted file formats?
We accept the following file formats .AI, .PSD, .TIF, .JPG, .EPS (with a minimum of 300 dpi)
2. I need help with my design. Can you help?
Our in-house designers can help you design your custom enamel pins. When requesting for a quote please tell us your design requirements in the message box.
About Enamel Pins
1. Can I choose from different backing pin styles for my custom pins?
Yes, we offer different backing pin styles for custom pins. You can choose from magnets, safety pins, locks, butterfly clutch, and rubber cutch.
2. Do you offer glitter enamel pins and glow-in-dark enamel pins?
Yes, we offer both glitter and glow-in-dark enamel pins. These are priced at a premium over regular enamel pins.
3. Can my pins have my logo/design/numbering at the back of the pins?
Yes, we can do back-stamp engraving of the logo or sequential numbering at the back of the pin.
4. What are sand-blasted pins? Do you offer these pins?
Yes, we offer sandblasted pins. Sandblast pins are die-struck pins in which the raised areas are polished to give a glossy look, while the recessed areas have a matte texture. This gives the pins a classy, contrasted look. These work well with clear designs and larger text and are great giveaways for awards and souvenirs.
5. What are die-struck antique pins?
Die struck pins have the same raised finishing as soft enamel pins, but the recessed areas do not have enamel filling, or they are sandblasted. Die struck pins are usually given an ‘antique’ looking plating, giving them a vintage look.
6. What are the base metals available for enamel pins?
Enamel pins can be made using different types of metal like Iron, Zinc, Brass, Copper, Aluminium. The most used metal alloys are Zinc and Iron Alloy.
When to pick zinc alloy:
If your enamel pin design is complex
If the pin size is 2” or higher
If you want your pins to have a premium look and feel
When to opt for Iron Alloy
If your enamel pin design is simple
Suitable for smaller pin sizes ranging from 1”-1.75”
If you want budget-friendly pins
7. What are the different plating options that you offer? Which plating should I pick for my custom enamel pins?
Plating is the process of adding an outer layer of metal, like gold or silver, to the pin base.
We offer gold, silver, copper, brass, gold antique, silver antique, copper antique, brass antique, black nickel, dyed black, and rose gold plating. Plating depends on the type of custom enamel pin; for hard enamel pins, we offer gold, silver, copper, brass, gold antique, silver antique, and black nickel plating. Soft enamel pins have more options when it comes to plating.