A pin is the smallest thing you can put a logo on, and one of the few that people choose to wear. Made from zinc alloy with a smooth enamel finish, these badges hold fine detail — a logo, a mascot, a milestone year — and they last for decades rather than months. They go on a lapel, a bag strap or a lanyard, and they are what long service awards and staff recognition programmes have used for as long as those programmes have existed.
Product Specifications
- Material: Zinc alloy with a vibrant enamel coating, made in any size or shape you need.
- Finishes: Full-colour printing, embossing, and plating in gold, silver, black nickel and other finishes.
- Backings: Butterfly clutch, safety pin, or magnetic — the magnetic option leaves no hole in a suit or uniform.
- Packaging: Individually polybagged, or presented in gift boxes on request.
Why Choose Enamel Pins?
- The Classic Service Award: A pin marks five, ten or twenty years in a way a voucher never will, and it stays on the jacket afterwards.
- Magnetic Backing Protects Good Clothing: Senior staff and client-facing teams will wear a magnetic pin on a suit where they would not use a pin that pierces the fabric.
- Worn by Choice: People put a pin on because they want to, which makes it one of the few branded items that is genuinely displayed rather than stored.
- Build a Series: A new design each year gives long-running programmes something recipients collect and compare.
- It Lasts Decades: Metal and enamel do not fade or wear out, so a pin issued this year is still legible in twenty.
Perfect For
- Long service awards and milestone recognition
- Employee appreciation and performance programmes
- Conferences, summits and delegate identification
- Volunteer, crew and event team identification
- School, campus and society merchandise
- Brand activations and collectible campaigns
Building a Recognition or Event Kit?
A pin is small, so it is usually given alongside something else. For a service award, present it with an engraved metal pen and a leather notebook in a gift box, and the pin becomes the piece the recipient wears afterwards. For events, pair it with a lanyard and cardholder set so crew and volunteers are identified twice over, and add iron-on patches for uniforms. Ordered with the gift box option, the pin arrives ready to hand over at a ceremony.
More than a giveaway that ends up in a drawer, this is the badge someone puts on their jacket the morning after they receive it, and again the year after that. It is worn into meetings, onto stages and through airports — small, permanent, and carrying your name on the person who earned it.
The one gift people wear because they want to. Contact us now to talk about designs, finishes and quantities for your corporate gifts.
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