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Baseball Team Trading Pins
Baseball Team Trading Pins
SKU:CP114V01
Quantity<100pcs +additional $90~$150 setup fee, ≥100pcs +0 setup fee
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Baseball team trading pins turn your team name, logo or mascot into a recognizable design players can exchange and the club can keep after the season. Keep the main team mark and colors prominent so the pin is easy to identify at games and events.
A shield with crossed bats creates a wide banner for a longer team name while keeping one baseball detail at the center. Use that layout as inspiration, adjust it to fit your artwork or submit a different team concept.
One shared design is the simplest direction for the whole team. Player, coach, supporter or season versions are optional when the group needs them. For other exchange themes, browse Custom Trading Pins.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Order Type | One shared custom team design by default; additional versions are optional and listed separately |
| Listed Sizes | 1.5" / 38mm, 1.75" / 44mm, 2" / 50.8mm, 2.25" / 57mm, 2.5" / 63.5mm, 2.75" / 69.9mm, and 3" / 76.2mm |
| Artwork Inputs | Authorized team logo or mascot, exact wording, colors and any approved year, number list or supporting mark |
| Version Plan | Version label, changed wording or number, recipient group and quantity for every optional variation |
| Proof Review | Overall size, spelling, color contrast, number sequence, small-text readability and differences between versions |
- Choose one visual anchor: Make the team name, mascot or initials the first detail a trader notices. A year, hometown, roster or sponsor mark should remain secondary.
- Fit the outline to the artwork: A shield or glove supports a centered emblem, while a pennant or crossed-bat silhouette allows a wider wordmark. Review the full outline at the selected physical size.
- Keep the shared design first: Use the same main emblem and color system across the order. Create another version only for a defined player, coach, supporter or season need.
- Control the changes: Give each version a short label and state exactly what changes and what stays locked. Separate quantities prevent a wording or number correction from affecting the wrong group.
A roster shown on every pin is still one shared design. Baseball player pins that change a name or number are separate variations and should be reviewed and quoted as such.
- Send authorized team artwork, exact wording, colors, selected size, total quantity and required in-hand date.
- Confirm the shared design and list any optional versions with their individual changes and quantities.
- Review the quote and digital proof for spelling, numbers, contrast, physical scale and version control.
- Approve the final artwork, quantities and schedule before production, then retain the approved proof for future reference.
Does every player need a separate pin design?
No. One shared team design is the default and keeps the order easier to review and distribute. Individual player versions are optional and need their own labels, changes and quantities.
Can a roster appear on one shared team pin?
It may be possible when the chosen size keeps every number readable. Send the complete final roster and check the sequence and smallest numerals on the proof at physical scale.
How should we organize coach or supporter versions?
Keep the main team emblem and colors consistent, then identify the limited wording or number change for each group. List the quantity for every version separately before quotation.
Can we include a sponsor or league mark?
Only submit artwork the team is authorized to reproduce. Place the team identifier first and review whether the supporting mark remains legible without crowding the design.
What should we check before approving the proof?
Confirm the overall size, exact team wording, colors, number sequence, small-text readability and the labeled differences between versions. Save the approved proof with the final quantity list.
