Die Struck Soft Enamel Lapel Pins

The die struck soft enamel lapel pins category provides a professional merchandise solution for corporate uniforms and promotional giveaways. The collection spans eight different size options to accommodate various design requirements, ranging from discreet 15mm squares up to substantial 50mm pins. Often considered an excellent alternative to traditional Cloisonné, these items deliver a premium look and feel while remaining accessible for standard promotional budgets, with minimum orders starting at 50 units.

The defining characteristic of this style is the textured surface created during manufacturing. A custom die stamps your design into the metal, creating raised borders and recessed cavities. These cavities are then carefully hand-filled with vibrant enamel colours before the entire piece is baked in a low-heat furnace. This process ensures superb colour reproduction and clear separation between different elements of your artwork. You can further customise the final appearance by selecting gold, silver, or bronze plating for the raised metal surfaces.

Corporate clients use these textured lapel pins across a variety of professional settings. A charity organisation might sell them as fundraising merchandise during an awareness campaign, while a private school could incorporate them into student leadership uniforms. Because the enamel colours are physically separated by metal ridges, the resulting product is highly durable and maintains its visual impact even with daily wear.

FAQs

How is the textured finish created?
The design is stamped into the metal to create raised borders, and the resulting recessed areas are hand-filled with enamel, creating a tactile, multi-level surface.

Can I order different sizes for the same design?
Yes, the category includes sizes ranging from 15mm up to 50mm, allowing you to select the perfect dimension for your specific artwork.

What plating options are available for the metal?
The base metal can be finished with gold, silver, or bronze plating, which forms the raised borders visible in your final design.

Why is this style recommended for simplistic designs?
The manufacturing process relies on metal borders to separate the enamel colours, making it perfect for bold, clean artwork where clear colour distinction is required.