Small, shiny pins with smooth enamel colour and a metal outline. Made for jackets, bags, hats and collections.
Enamel Pins Options
Hard Enamel Pins
Smooth, polished enamel with a flat finish, for a clean, premium pin.
Soft Enamel Pins
Raised metal outlines with textured enamel colour, for a classic pin look.
Printed Pins
Detailed artwork printed on a pin, for fine lines and photo-style designs.
Acrylic Pins
Lightweight, colourful acrylic pins with a clear, glossy finish.
Glitter Enamel Pins
Enamel pins with a sparkle finish, made to stand out on jackets and bags.
Pin back with a secure clutch, ready to wear on jackets, bags and hats.
What are enamel pins?
Enamel pins are small metal pins filled with coloured enamel. A raised metal outline shapes the design, and the enamel fills the spaces inside it, giving a smooth, bright and detailed finish that is easy to read at a small size.
In general terms, hard enamel pins have a flat, polished surface, with the enamel level with the metal outline. Soft enamel pins keep the metal outline raised above the enamel, so the surface has more texture and a classic, tactile feel. Printed and glitter styles add other effects, from fine printed detail to a sparkling finish.
Because they are small, light and easy to wear, enamel pins suit jackets, bags, hats, uniforms, lanyards and collections, as well as gifts and keepsakes for teams, clubs, events and businesses. A logo, mascot, name or simple shape can become a neat pin to wear, share or display.
Plating finishes
Shiny Nickel
A bright, cool silver look with a clean shine, for a modern outline that works well with bold and bright enamel colours.
Golden Brass
A warm, golden tone with a classic feel, for pins that should look rich and traditional without being too dark.
Shiny Copper
A warm, reddish copper shine, for a distinctive outline that stands out from silver and gold tones.
Black Nickel
A deep, dark grey-black finish, for a sleek and understated look that lets bright enamel colours stand out.
Antique Nickel
A muted, aged silver-grey tone with softer depth, for a vintage look that suits detailed or classic designs.
Antique Brass
A warm, muted gold-brown tone with an aged feel, for pins with a timeless, heritage style.
Antique Copper
A muted, warm copper-brown tone, for a rustic, vintage finish that softens bright or detailed artwork.
Real Gold
A rich, warm gold finish, for a premium look suited to special designs, awards and keepsakes.
Pin-back options
Metal Butterfly Clutch
The classic metal clutch that slides onto the pin post and grips it in place, for secure everyday wear on jackets, bags and hats.
Rubber Clutch
A soft rubber grip that holds the pin post in place, for a comfortable, easy-to-use fastening that is simple to put on and take off.
Safety Pin
A pin-style fastening that closes securely through fabric, for a practical choice on thicker fabric and items worn in active use.
Magnet
A magnetic fastening that holds the pin in place without a pin post through the fabric, for a neat option on delicate or smooth materials.
Tie Clip
A clip fastening that grips a tie or a flat edge, for pins worn on ties, lanyards and pocket edges.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are enamel pins?+
Enamel pins are small metal pins with coloured enamel set inside a raised metal outline. The outline shapes the design, while the enamel adds colour and detail in a compact, wearable size.
What is the difference between hard enamel and soft enamel?+
Hard enamel pins have a flat, polished surface, with the enamel level with the metal outline. Soft enamel pins keep the metal outline raised above the enamel, giving more texture and a classic pin feel. The choice depends on whether a smooth, polished look or a raised, textured look suits the design best.
Which plating finish should I choose?+
Choose a finish by the look you want. Shiny nickel gives a bright, modern silver outline, golden brass and real gold give warm, premium tones, shiny copper gives a distinctive warm shine, black nickel gives a sleek dark outline, and the antique finishes give a softer, vintage feel. The finish should sit well with the enamel colours in the design.
Which pin-back should I choose?+
Metal butterfly clutches and rubber clutches suit everyday wear on jackets, bags and hats. A safety pin suits thicker fabric, a magnet suits delicate or smooth materials where a post through the fabric is not wanted, and a tie clip suits ties and flat edges. Think about where the pin will be worn and how often it will be taken on and off.
What artwork is needed?+
Share a clear version of your logo or design, along with the pin type, plating finish and pin-back you have in mind. A clear design helps the outline, colours and small details come through well on a small pin.
What are enamel pins used for?+
Enamel pins are used on jackets, bags, hats and uniforms, and for collections, gifts and keepsakes. They also work well for teams, clubs, events and businesses that want a small, wearable item to share or display.