Introduction In the ever-evolving world of fashion and personal expression, lapel pins have carved out a niche that transcends generational gaps and style trends. Whether you’re a lapel pin aficionado or someone who’s just received their first pin, you’re likely brimming with questions about this versatile accessory. This comprehensive guide aims to answer all your […]
EGO, a family of Mediterranean inspired pubs and restaurants in the UK, had an idea to award their long-serving staff. They wanted to create long service award lapel pins to commemorate the time they have spent doing an outstanding job.
Tessell 8 Ltd wanted to create themselves lapel badges. But the brief stated that although their logo is a blue nr 8, the pin should be somewhat quirky.
Imperial College`s Combined Services Orthopaedic Society was interested in producing high-quality enamel pins for their members. After consults with our design team, another approach was taken, and we designed and made a 3D pin loosely based on their logo. The lapel pin was cast out of sterling silver with a polished finish.
World famous Tate Modern Gallery decided that they would want to award their International Council members with some special pin badges at their annual gala.
Royal Foundation wanted to give their members of the United for Wildlife charity organisation some nice high-quality lapel pins.
Regent Motor Group from Perth, Australia wanted to create years of service lapel pins award system for their long-serving employees.
World Sailing, the governing body for the sport of sailing, got in contact, asking if we could rather quickly produce some lapel pins to be handed out at their 2016 Annual Conference in Barcelona.
For us, it was like a déjà vu (a few months ago we did lapel pins for a Hollywood movie “London Has Fallen”). The client explained over the phone, that they need some high-quality lapel pins as the pins would appear to close up on a TV screen.
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