Custom pins
How to make pines personalizados?
Our Process
Creating your pins with us is a simple process, designed to ensure you stay in control at every stage and have no doubts about how your final order will turn out.
Pin types and finishes
We manufacture your pins in a variety of finishes. If you’re not familiar with the technical terms, don’t worry we’ll explain them in simple language so you can choose with confidence.
Soft enamel pins
The color sits slightly recessed within the metal, resulting in a surface that has a tactile, raised texture. This is the most common and also the most affordable finish among the enamel options—perfect for schools, nightclubs, social clubs, and events with a limited budget.
Hard enamel pins
Here, the color sits flush with the metal, resulting in a completely smooth surface and a glossier finish. This is the highest-quality option more durable for daily use and it comes at a slightly higher price because the manufacturing process involves more steps: painting, high-temperature baking, and a final polishing.
Digital-print pins with a resin
If your design features many colors, gradients, or even a photograph, this is your best option. The design is printed directly onto the metal plate and protected by a layer of clear resin, faithfully reproducing a level of detail that traditional enamel cannot achieve.
Die struck (no enamel)
No added color: the result is an all-metal pin with an elegant, understated look. Available in finishes such as antique gold, silver, or bronze. This is a highly sought-after option when the design or logo needs to take center stage, without the distraction of colors.
Frequently Asked Questions
The price of your custom pins varies based on size, finish, and quantity. As a general rule, orders of fewer than 100 units tend to have a higher cost per unit, while larger quantities result in a lower final price per piece.
Three factors influence your pin's budget:
-Quantity: the larger the order volume, the lower the cost per unit.
-Size: larger pins require more material and a somewhat more laborious manufacturing process.
-Finish: the type of glaze or print chosen also influences the final price.
Unenameled pins (with a 100% metallic finish) are typically the most budget-friendly option, as their manufacturing process is simpler. Enameled pins involve an additional step of painting and baking, which slightly increases the cost but also enhances the level of detail and color in your final design.