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CBP employees’ new challenge coin mocks care for migrant kids / Boing Boing
Challenge Coins have their origins in the military; they’re a little like a mission patch, commemorating some element of service or event, and they serve as a kind of badge of honor or respect — you can show a challenge coin you’ve been given to people who were associated with i...Read more -
OFFSET PRINTED PINS
Offset printing is best for photographic images with merging color gradients. Using your image or photograph, we print it directly onto a Stainless Steel or Bronze base metal with optional gold or silver plating. We then coat it with epoxy to give a domed protective coating.Read more -
Die Struck (no colour)
Die Struck (no colour) is a simple technique that can produce an antique look, or a clean looking design without colours, with dimension. Generally the product is made of brass or steel, stamped with your design and then plated to your specification. The finished product is often sandblasted or p...Read more -
Definition of metal plating and its options
Plating refers to the metal used for the pin, either 100% or in combination with color enamels. All our pins are available in a variety of finishes. Gold, silver, bronze, black nickel and copper are the most commonly used plating. Die-Struck pins can also be plated in an antique finish; the raise...Read more -
Silk Screen Printing
Silk Screen Printing is a technique most often used for Custom Lapel pins, in conjunction with Cloisonné and colour etched, to apply detail work such as small print or logos that cannot be achieved through those techniques alone. However, silk screen printing can work well by itself, and is appli...Read more -
How to Wear Lapel Pins?
How to wear lapel pins correctly？Here are some key tips. Lapel pins are traditionally always placed on the left lapel, where your heart is. It should be above the jacket’s pocket. In pricier suits, there is a hole for lapel pins to go through. Otherwise, just stick it in through the fabric. Make...Read more