Lapel Pins

Custom lapel pins made to your design

Looking for custom lapel pins that look professional and last? YesLogo produces premium enamel pins and metal pin badges for companies, clubs, events and organizations. Use this guide to choose the right pin type, then upload your design to receive a free digital proof within 24 hours.

Choose your pin type (quick guide)

Soft enamel pins – classic enamel look with textured outlines; great for most logos and bold designs.
Hard enamel pins – smooth, jewelry-like finish; ideal for premium corporate pins and high-end giveaways.
Die-cast / die-struck pins – strong metal look with relief; perfect when you want a “metallic” feel and depth.
Printed (full color) pins – best for gradients, photos or highly detailed artwork that enamel can’t reproduce.

Comparison table: which pin is best for you?

Type	Best for	Look & feel	Not ideal for
Soft enamel	Logos, bold shapes, most designs	Enamel + raised metal lines (textured)	Photo/gradient artwork
Hard enamel	Premium corporate pins, smooth surface	Flat, polished “jewelry” finish	Very complex metal relief
Die-cast / die-struck	Relief, metal depth, classic insignia style	Metallic + 3D feel	Many tiny color areas
Printed (full color)	Gradients, photos, ultra-fine detail	Printed surface on metal	Traditional enamel texture

Options you can customize

Plating: gold / silver / black nickel (and other finishes depending on design)
Attachment: butterfly clutch, safety pin, magnetic backing (depending on use)
Size & shape: round, shield, custom outline
Extra details: engraving, numbering, or packaging options (on request)

How it works (3 steps)

Upload your logo or send your design concept.
Receive a free proof within 24 hours (layout, colors, plating, and backing).
Production & delivery after approval.

Start here (recommended)

If you want the fastest route to a quote and proof, start with our design page: Design Custom Lapel Pins. You’ll be guided through the key choices and can upload artwork immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between enamel pins and printed pins?

Enamel pins use colored enamel fields separated by metal lines. Printed pins place full-color artwork on metal, which is better for gradients or photo-like detail.

Which is more premium: soft enamel or hard enamel?

Hard enamel typically has a smoother, polished finish. Soft enamel has a textured look with raised metal outlines and is popular for classic enamel style.