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die cast lapel pins

Do you know what custom die cast medals are? These are tiny, but can be quite elaborate and fancy. They wear them in support of particular causes, symbols, or personal messages. So in this article, we are going to dive a little further into die cast lapel pins. They will learn it history, how they are designed, the different ways they can be used, the latest trends, and some tips and tricks about them.

Now, let’s look into the origin of lapel pins. The history of lapel pins stretches all the way back to the 13th century. The idea comes from back in the day when knights presented unofficial badges when competing to signify their rank and accomplishments. Over time, the lapel pin evolved into suffix of social status. In the 1800s, these pins were used to express political opinions. People would wear these to signal which political side they were on, and they could find each other at a glance that way.

A Closer Look

So now we know about the history, now we take a look at what sets die cast lapel pins apart. Pins are die-cast by stamping metal into a preformatted mold that has the design etched into it. They vary in size, shape, and color, making them incredibly versatile. Certain pins have a 3D design (which pops out and looks more dimensional), while others are flat (or 2D), but typically the flat (2D) pins are the more affordable option.

There are also specialty types of lapel pins, such as magnetic pins. These pin have a magnet which makes it easier to wear and off without pierce your clothes. Butterfly clutch is the most popular type of pin attachments that are used for these pins. This is a small piece of metal with a spring that ensures the pin on the vogue delivers high-precision performance. A rubber clasp is another option, providing a secure grip on your clothes.

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