The details that a mold used for stamping pins from metal can contain are limited. In this case, some details are usually omitted because they cannot be reflected in the final product. 

Each badge is customized according to your order, so there is no standard template. But if you know the desired badge size, a good method is to draw or prepare a pattern or file that is still clear and recognizable even after being reduced to that size.

To better understand the actual effect of colors, we suggest that you request an uncoated Pantone color card. If you want the color to be completely consistent, soft enamel craftsmanship usually yields better results; Some colors on the hard enamel badge, such as yellow and orange, may appear slightly dull due to the polishing process. If you have encountered issues with brand color matching in other promotional products, we recommend that you request samples before placing an official order.

We suggest that your design should not exceed eight colors. Designs with too many colors are usually too complex and not suitable for enamel craftsmanship, but are generally more suitable for printing. If you really need more than eight colors, please let us know during the upload or sampling stage, and there is no additional charge.

Most clients go through several rounds of feedback when designing badges, adjusting details such as color, plating, or size, before finally confirming the design draft. Multiple modifications are common, but if you can provide a clear and concise list of changes, the process will usually be faster.