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How to Save Cost During Custom Made Lapel Pins

October 28th, 2011 No comments

Everyone want to get lapel pins with top quality and lower cost, but do you know how to save cost during custom made lapel pins? Custom lapel pins have been very popular since last century during Olympic Games. Olympic pins and many other sports pins have been very hot today. It’ll be very easy to cut the cost after you learn these tips. As one of professional worker I’ve been working in lapel pin manufacturer more than ten years. I also find many ways to improve quality and save cost during making pins. Here’re some of them,

  • Save Time

It’s well known that time is money, if you want to make pins faster or you have the rush item it’s better to work with factory direct. I’m not meaning the wholesalers are not good. Most of American wholesalers have very good service and quality control, They can work better sometimes as they can communicate better with customers.

  • Free design or Free artwork and revisions

To find a company which can supply a free design or artwork before you order. Some of pins companies are need a extra charge for artwork if you don’t order. It’s better to find the company have a free artwork service. It’s very easy just send what you have, i.e., a photo, proof, picture … A simple design will help you save many money and time.

  • Cheaper material

To use the  cheaper material, iron, zinc alloy, the bass is the most expensive pin material

  • Process

Soft enamel is also named as encomia enamel, so it’s very good for save cost

  • Shipping

It can save your custom duty to have your supplier claim a very low value at the shipping documents.

How to Save Cost During Custom Made Lapel Pins

October 28th, 2011 No comments

Everyone want to get lapel pins with top quality and lower cost, but do you know how to save cost during custom made lapel pins? Custom lapel pins have been very popular since last century during Olympic Games. Olympic pins and many other sports pins have been very hot today. It’ll be very easy to cut the cost after you learn these tips. As one of professional worker I’ve been working in lapel pin manufacturer more than ten years. I also find many ways to improve quality and save cost during making pins. Here’re some of them,

  • Save Time

It’s well known that time is money, if you want to make pins faster or you have the rush item it’s better to work with factory direct. I’m not meaning the wholesalers are not good. Most of American wholesalers have very good service and quality control, They can work better sometimes as they can communicate better with customers.

  • Free design or Free artwork and revisions

To find a company which can supply a free design or artwork before you order. Some of pins companies are need a extra charge for artwork if you don’t order. It’s better to find the company have a free artwork service. It’s very easy just send what you have, i.e., a photo, proof, picture … A simple design will help you save many money and time.

  • Cheaper material

To use the  cheaper material, iron, zinc alloy, the bass is the most expensive pin material

  • Process

Soft enamel is also named as encomia enamel, so it’s very good for save cost

  • Shipping

It can save your custom duty to have your supplier claim a very low value at the shipping documents.

London 2012 Lapel Pins

May 31st, 2010 No comments

Pins and pin collecting are an enormous part of Olympic culture. Each Olympic Games sees thousands of different pins designed by organizing committees, sports teams, media and national teams.

At each Game pins become known as the ‘Official Olympic Currency’, and fans trade millions of pins for other pins, tickets or even food and taxi rides, both out and about, and in Olympic Pin Trading venues.

London 2012 Lapel Pins have released to form a set. Several other new pin designs have launched into the retail market on August 1st 2009

On Monday 27 July 2009 to celebrate 3 Years To Go until the Opening Ceremony of the London 2012 Olympic Games, Official London 2012 Licensee Honav is releasing a unique, highly collectable 3 Year To Go Lapel Pin. Only 3,000 pieces ever were made.

The 3 Year To Go pin will only be available at a few exclusive retailers and through promotions. The remainders of the pins have already been distributed to top British athletes and officials.  Previous Games have seen rare countdown pins like this one achieve a second hand value of hundreds of times more than the original retail price.

For London 2012, two thousand and twelve different pin designs will be released to the public and many will be limited edition. These designs will represent London, the UK, and every part of the London 2012 Games – from culture to sport, from the environment to education. Some of the designs will be limited to only 2,012 pieces, so very few people will be able to collect all the designs. But that news may be a good chance, especially those lapel pin and Sports fans.

Trading pins-Value for money

May 12th, 2010 No comments

From the 20th century, trading pins  have become part of sports. In 1896 the first modern Olympic Games, the first one there marked the Olympic Games pin. To the 1924 Olympics, athletes as a pin before they started to become a symbol of friendship.
1980 Winter Olympics from the start, pins began in athletes, circulated among the audience, we also  liked to the collection of some of the world represent the peaceful coexistence of the pin. Climate impact of the so-called micro-climate, because of the Olympic Games badge of popular, making some relatively small in Youth Games also became popular badge, and welcomed by the people. In recent years, such as minor league baseball, softball, hockey and football. To the annual ball game season, the major states in the USA, trading pins become very popular among children and adults. In every state have established a large number of specialized point of sale. According to the report: In Williamsport, Pennsylvania area, trading pins almost legal currency. Most of the pins are one-for-one , some have more “exchange rate”, the highest being 1 for10.
The Walt Disney Company involved in trading pins, all kinds of activities they would launch its own pins, such as: Disney park visitors to play, and their employees will exchange their pin.
Through the exchange of each other’s pins can be made many new friends, meet their needs. Although pin is a small souvenir , but the value of its own far more than their size.