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The memorial lapel pin for Private Emzie Waddell, who died in WW2 on board the troopship Rohna, is perfect for our celebration of his life! It touches both on his death through the Purple Heart design and on his location aboard the HMT Rohna. The pin can be worn on either the lapel or on a cap. It’s a great reminder of WW2 history to both veterans and relatives.

I wasn't sure how the little hanging charm would feel in person, but it ended up being the detail everyone mentioned first. Service was straightforward, and the design proof process was easy to follow. Very satisfied with this batch.

I appreciated the steady communication before production because there were a few colors we wanted to keep close to the artwork. The batch arrived looking neat and consistent.

This smiley face pins looked smooth, bright, and consistent across the batch.

We made this cassette tape pin for a music-themed fundraiser, and it landed exactly in the right mood.

The pins arrived protected well enough that I could hand them out without reworking everything. I'd order a similar style again.

This red and gold design has a rich, almost vintage look that worked well for our small merchandise run. The character details are busy, but the contrast keeps the main shape readable. I liked that the edges felt smooth and the enamel areas did not look patchy. Communication was calm and clear, which made the custom order less stressful than I expected.

After a few emails I was able to determine exactly what I wanted with help and suggestions from year pins. I received the finished product and I am very happy. The products were made quick, despite customization. Arrived quick as well. Thank you.

Production moved quickly, and the pieces arrived ready for sorting and display.

The team handled the artwork questions professionally and kept us updated before production started.

Honestly, the pastel colors were the best part of these pins. The fairy wings and lavender dress both have a gentle look, and the gold edges keep everything from feeling flat. The pieces were packed carefully too, which helped because the designs have a few delicate points.

This uniform character pin came out very tidy. I liked the crisp blue and white areas, especially around the jacket, because those were the parts I worried might look messy at a small size. The metal outline gives it a finished look without making it too heavy. We used these for a fan group order, and people noticed the clean shape right away.

I was impressed by how clear the portrait came out on this round pin. The red shirt, crown, and soft purple background all have good contrast, so the design is easy to recognize at a glance. We made these for a sports themed club giveaway, and the size felt right for jackets and backpacks. The finish looked smooth, not cloudy, and the outer shape gave it a nice framed look without making it feel too formal.

This red rectangular pin turned out really sharp for our collector group. The deep background color looks smooth, and the pale character artwork did not get lost against it. I was worried the small rose and border details might blur, but they came through nicely. The finished pieces had a solid feel in hand, which made them look more polished on the display cards. Our team was happy with the final result.

I'm pretty particular about consistency on bulk orders, and this batch felt clean enough that we didn't need to sort much before using them.