Collection: Lapel Pins

A lapel pin is a small decorative pin that is typically worn on the lapel (the upper part of a jacket or coat) as a form of expression, identification, or decoration.

Lapel pins can represent a wide range of themes, such as national pride, affiliations with organizations, causes, achievements, or personal interests.

These pins are commonly used in corporate settings, by members of clubs or associations, for commemorative purposes, or simply as fashion accessories.

They often feature a design that is both visually appealing and symbolic, and they can be made from various materials like metal, enamel, or plastic.

If you're creating lapel pins for your business or to sell, it's a good idea to work with Yearpins, a professional pin manufacturer, who can guide you through the process. We will offer design assistance, help with choosing materials, and handle the production for you. Once you have your design and concept ready, we can bring it to life with high-quality production methods.

1. Design the Pin:

Create your design (logo, symbol, text) using design software like Illustrator or Canva.

Decide on size, shape, and colors.

2. Choose Pin Type:

Enamel Pins: Popular with soft or hard enamel.

Die-Struck Pins: Metal with pressed designs, often more professional.

Printed Pins: Designs printed directly on the pin.

Button Pins: Simple and affordable, usually for casual designs.

3. Pick the Material:

Common materials: brass, iron, stainless steel, aluminum, or plastic.

4. Create the Mold:

For mass production, a mold is made for casting. Small batches can be made using 3D printing or laser cutting.

5. Manufacture the Pin:

Casting: Melt and pour metal into molds.

Enamel Filling: Apply and bake enamel (for enamel pins).

Finishing: Polish and add final details.

6. Quality Check: Inspect the pins for any defects.

7. Packaging: Package them individually or in bulk, ready for sale or distribution.