St Patricks Day Pins

Custom St. Patrick's Day pins give parade crews, festival teams, community groups, clubs, and seasonal staff a wearable emblem built around a clear green motif. The product images show a large clover combined with a hat, horseshoe, and lower banner, plus a round badge using a shamrock, rainbow, coins, and Celtic-style border.

Choose the clover silhouette when one short team name should sit beneath the central symbol. Choose the round badge when a longer organization or event name needs an outer text ring. Other visible directions include a community clover, flag-and-banner parade badge, Celtic cross club emblem, and compact festival clover, giving seasonal event pins distinct roles without repeating one layout.

Planning more events throughout the year? Browse Holiday Pins for custom designs to suit your next celebration.

• Clover silhouette: Keep the leaves, central hat or horseshoe, and lower banner clearly separated. Test the longest team name before fixing banner width.
• Round badge: Use the outer ring for a longer event name and keep the central shamrock, rainbow, coins, and border from competing for attention.
• Group-specific emblem: A flag, cross, knot pattern, community figure, or festival name should be included only when it fits the buyer's own event or organization. Supply artwork and wording you are authorized to use and confirm the intended meaning in the proof.

• For crew, club, route, or location versions, provide the exact wording, symbol change, color direction, and quantity for each group. Approve every changed line and verify that similar green versions remain easy to identify during packing.
• A custom card can carry a date, route, sponsor list, thank-you message, or retail information that would crowd the pin. Review the pin and card separately, then state how each version and any spare pieces should be matched and packed.

1. Send the preferred clover, round badge, flag, cross, community, or festival direction with exact wording, authorized artwork, quantities, selected size, destination, and required in-hand date.
2. Review the quote and proposed artwork, including requested border tone or finish, attachment, card, packaging, and separate version quantities.
3. Check the proof at physical size for leaf shape, secondary symbols, longest wording, green contrast, border detail, outline, attachment position, and every named version.
4. Approve the final artwork and written specification before production, then retain them for reorders or the next event edition.

Should I choose a clover shape or a round badge?

A clover shape works when the symbol and a short banner name are the priority. A round badge gives a longer event or organization name more room around the central motif.

Can our flag, club emblem, or heritage symbol be included?

Yes, when you provide artwork and wording you are authorized to use. Identify the symbol's intended role so it can be placed clearly and reviewed in the proof.

Can several parade crews or locations be ordered together?

Yes, but list every version, exact wording, symbol or color change, quantity, and matching card separately so each proof and packing group can be checked.

Can the pins be supplied on custom event cards?

Request cards with the quote and provide their text and artwork separately. Review pin placement and attachment clearance before approving the card.

Can I request fewer than 25 pieces?

Ask for a quote. The storefront standard minimum is 25 pieces; availability, unit pricing, and any setup charge for a smaller run depend on the artwork and production plan.