Custom Enamel Pin Printing

Yes, enamel pins have a metal base that forms the outline and raised lines, filled with coloured enamel paint that hardens to a glass-like finish. The page also lists epoxy coating as an add-on if you want a smooth, domed surface over the colour.

Yes, the metal outline follows your logo shape and the enamel fills the colour areas. Logos with clear separate colour areas convert best, whereas thin gradients or tiny text do not fill with enamel well, so a simplified version of your logo may be suggested.

Yes, corporate bulk orders start from 20 pieces. Enamel pins are made to a custom die shape, so very small runs are less practical, and you should state your total quantity and any size variations when you request a quotation.

A metal base is stamped or cast with your design as raised outlines, then enamel colour is filled into the recessed areas and the surface is polished flat. Because each colour sits in its own metal-walled section, shades stay separate and edges stay crisp.

Yes, enamel colours are normally matched to a colour reference such as a Pantone code, so send the codes with your logo. Each colour is a separate section, so gradients are not possible. The page lists more than five colours as an add-on.

We accept JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD and PDF, at 300 DPI in CMYK, with AI fonts outlined. A flat vector logo is the easiest to turn into a pin outline and colour areas, whereas a blurry screenshot has to be redrawn first.

The page does not fix a size, so the dimensions are agreed when you request a quotation. Tell us the size in centimetres and where it will be worn, because very small pins lose fine detail while larger ones show more detail but sit heavier on a lapel or bag.

A mockup of the pin design comes to you for approval before production begins. Revisions are still allowed after the order is in, but once metal is made the shape is fixed, so confirm every colour area and outline on the mockup with care.

Yes, you can request a sample before placing a bulk order. Check the metal finish, the enamel fill and the backing with your own eyes, since those details are hard to judge from an image, and test the clasp on a jacket lapel or lanyard to see how firmly it holds, then confirm your quantity.

The page lists one-side or two-side card, more than five colours, epoxy coating, UV print, magnetic backing, and the choice of hard or soft enamel as add-on options. Decide which of these you truly need up front, so the quotation you request matches your final design.

Soft enamel sits slightly below the raised metal lines, giving a textured feel, while hard enamel is filled and polished flat for a smooth, jewellery-like surface. Soft suits bold promotional designs; hard suits a more premium look, such as for awards or long-service gifts.

As a rule of thumb, choose soft enamel for bold event or campaign pins, hard enamel for awards and premium staff recognition, and add magnetic backing if wearers do not want to pierce clothing. Then request a quotation or chat on WhatsApp with your design and quantity.