Enamel Pin

Soft enamel: This type has recessed enamel, creating a textured feel. It is generally more affordable and allows for finer detail.

Hard enamel is filled to the metal lines and polished smooth for a jewellery-like, durable finish.

Die struck: pins use stamped metal without enamel, relying on raised and recessed metal for the design, offering a classic, durable look.

Final Thoughts

• Want a budget-friendly, colourful option? → Choose Soft Enamel.
• Need something premium and smooth? → Go for Hard Enamel.
• Prefer an all-metal, classic look? → Pick Die-Struck.