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Cherry Clazerr Custom Pins
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These Cherry Clazerr Custom Pins were made for the band Cherry Clazerr. The band's name is featured on the design along with small illustrations of an envelope, a phone, and other related elements.
The pin is die-struck with a black finish and filled with red and blue soft enamel. The combination of the dark metal and bright enamel colors gives the design a simple, graphic look. If you have a band logo, artwork, or other design in mind, you can create custom pins based on your own idea. View More
Size: 1"
Thickness: 1.2mm
Style: Soft enamel pins
Finish: Dye black finish.
Attachments: Butterfly clutch
Packaging: Individual Polybag
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Description
These Cherry Clazerr Custom Pins were made for the band Cherry Clazerr. The band's name is featured on the design along with small illustrations of an envelope, a phone, and other related elements.
The pin is die-struck with a black finish and filled with red and blue soft enamel. The combination of the dark metal and bright enamel colors gives the design a simple, graphic look. If you have a band logo, artwork, or other design in mind, you can create custom pins based on your own idea.
Respecting Every Customer's Design
At GSJJ, every custom project is created exclusively for the customer who commissioned it.
The designs shown in our gallery are shared to showcase our craftsmanship and inspire new ideas. They are for reference purposes only. We do not use customer artwork, logos, or trademarks to create products for other customers without authorization.
If you like a similar style, our designers will create a new design based on your own ideas, logo, and requirements.
Artwork Ownership Protected
Customer designs are used only for their intended orders and purposes.
Every Order Gets a Unique Design
Your design is created exclusively based on your requirements.
Logo & Trademark Respect
All logos and trademarks remain the property of their respective owners.







