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Soft Enamel vs Hard Enamel Pins
Both are filled with enamel by hand or by machine. The difference is how the enamel is finished — and that choice changes the look, feel and best use of the pin.
Soft Enamel vs Hard Enamel
Both are filled with enamel by hand or by machine. The difference is how the enamel is finished — and that choice changes the look, feel and best use of the pin.
Soft Enamel
- • Tactile, recessed-color finish
- • Raised metal lines separate each color
- • Suited to bold logos, event and club designs
- • Wide range of plating and color options
Hard Enamel
- • Smooth, polished, flat surface
- • Formal, premium presentation
- • Suited to corporate and brand merchandise
- • Color boundaries defined by metal walls
The base material and process are selected to suit your design. Send your artwork and we will recommend the option that fits. See Custom Enamel Pins →
Should I choose soft enamel or hard enamel?
Soft enamel gives a tactile, recessed-color look suited to bold logos, event and club designs. Hard enamel is polished flat for a smooth, formal surface suited to corporate and brand presentation. The best choice depends on your artwork and use — see the comparison below, or send your artwork for review.
Order Facts
- From 100 pcs per design · better price at 500+, best at 1,000+
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