Your essential resource guide for diving deep into the world of custom enamel pins, exploring the fine details of medals and coins for recognition, and understanding the versatility of patches for apparel and gear. Whether you're curious about different pin manufacturing styles (like hard enamel vs. soft enamel), the ideal plating for a commemorative coin, or the perfect ribbon for a medal, our comprehensive guides provide all the information you need to design and order the perfect product with confidence.
Event deadlines don't move. Production timelines don't either. For anyone ordering sports medals Canada-wide, that gap is where most orders go wrong. Not because the design was bad, but because...
Most people have seen one without knowing what it's called. A thick metal coin, heavier than it looks, pulled out of someone's pocket at a bar or passed across a...
Search "custom lapel pins near me" and you'll get pages of results. Most people clicking those results don't know exactly what they need yet. They just know they want a...
Every finisher line needs something waiting at the end of it. For most races, that something is a medal, and figuring out how to get a few hundred or a...
Custom lapel pins are made by converting artwork into a steel die, stamping metal, filling recessed areas with enamel, curing the enamel, plating the surface, and attaching the chosen backing....
Creating custom enamel lapel pins is a great way to promote your brand, club, business, or other organization. But what are the steps involved in making custom pins? And what...
Designing a custom challenge coin is more straightforward than most people expect, but the decisions you make before submitting your artwork determine whether the finished coin feels like a genuine...
Two styles, pretty different results. Soft enamel lapel pins leave the enamel sitting below the raised metal lines, so the surface has a textured dimensional feel to it and the...
Picking a supplier for custom medals is one of those decisions that looks simple until something goes wrong. A proof that doesn't match what was discussed. A delivery that arrives...