The range includes die struck iron lapel pins made by stamping steel to form the design, followed by brass plating and enamel filling. Each colour is placed into recessed sections and baked to set the finish.
The stamped metal creates outlines that separate colours, allowing detailed designs to be produced. The metal remains visible between enamel sections and forms part of the final design.
Branding is applied through the die struck design and enamel fill on the front of the pin. Finishing options include polishing or adding an epoxy layer over the surface.
Good to Know
How are these pins made?
The design is stamped into steel, plated with brass, then filled with enamel and baked.
What finish do they have?
The surface shows both metal and enamel, with optional polishing or epoxy coating applied.
Can designs include multiple colours?
Yes. Each colour is filled into separate recessed sections created during stamping.
Where is the branding placed?
The branding is formed on the front of the pin through the stamped design and enamel fill.
