The range includes die struck lapel pins where the design is stamped into metal and finished using sandblasting and polishing. Recessed sections are sandblasted to create a matte surface, while raised areas are polished.
This combination produces a clear contrast across the face of the pin without using enamel. The design is defined by the difference between the two surface finishes.
Branding is applied through the stamped design on the front of the pin, using the raised and recessed sections to form the logo.
Good to Know
How are these pins different from enamel pins?
They do not use enamel. The design is created using metal finishes instead of colour fill.
What type of finish do they have?
They have a combination of polished raised areas and matte recessed sections.
Where are these commonly used?
They are used by clubs, associations, and organisations for membership and recognition.
How is the design created?
The design is stamped into the metal and finished with sandblasting and polishing.
