
Promotional Merchandise
Campaign, retail, and customer-engagement merchandise with the approved brand artwork.
B2B OEM and Mass-Production Consultation
A workable zinc alloy pin badge quote needs artwork or a reference image, finished size and thickness, plating, color process, attachment, quantity, SKU count, packaging, destination, and target date. MOQ, sampling, tooling, production timing, and inspection criteria are confirmed after the design and specification are reviewed.
From licensed character merchandise and fan goods to events, corporate programs, and commemorative badges. We coordinate specification review, sampling, production, and packaging with the manufacturing partner.

Campaign, retail, and customer-engagement merchandise with the approved brand artwork.

Employee, membership, anniversary, and identity-program pins with specified plating and attachments.

Event merchandise and commemorative programs planned around quantity, delivery date, and packaging.

Custom badge concepts for promotions, launches, and limited campaign sets.

Badge specifications for schools, clubs, associations, and membership programs.

Team merchandise, participation pins, recognition items, and award programs.

Licensed character merchandise produced from buyer-approved artwork and usage rights.

Gift-ready pins coordinated with presentation packaging and approved surface finishes.
Select the finish according to the artwork, use, target appearance, durability needs, and budget. Confirm the approved surface before mass production.

Recessed color fill and raised metal edges create a dimensional appearance.

Color areas are filled and polished toward a level surface for a smooth finish.

A magnetic fitting can avoid piercing garments. Material and magnetic performance are confirmed during specification review.

A clear resin layer can add gloss, depth, and surface protection; appearance is confirmed by sample.

Open areas and irregular silhouettes are reviewed for line width, relief, edge safety, and mold feasibility.

Suitable for detailed gradients, illustrations, or photo-like artwork, subject to artwork and sample review.
Common reference sizes range from compact 20 mm badges to larger 50 mm commemorative pieces. Final size, thickness, and edge treatment depend on the artwork and intended use.
These dimensions are planning references. Confirm the finished size, thickness, attachment position, and safe edge profile before tooling.
Plating affects the overall tone, contrast, and perceived finish. Color appearance can vary with lighting and production conditions, so approve a sample or reference before mass production.

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Choose the fitting according to the garment, product format, intended use, and required holding method. Attachment compatibility is confirmed with the badge design.

A common lapel-pin fitting that is compact and easy to attach.

A low-profile clutch option for a flatter back appearance.

Suitable when a brooch-style attachment or wider support is preferred.

Avoids piercing fabric; substrate and holding requirements must be reviewed.

Converts the metal piece into a charm or keychain format.

A hardware option for business, membership, and commemorative uses.
Packaging can support protection, retail display, assortment control, and brand presentation. Quantities and print specifications are confirmed for each packaging format.

A simple individual pack for protection, counting, and distribution.

Adds buyer-provided branding, product information, or retail display details.

Keeps the badge visible while adding protection and presentation value.

Combines a clear bag with a printed header for hanging display and retail information.

Supports assorted or randomized series after SKU mix and packing rules are agreed.

A presentation option for commemorative, premium, or gift-ready programs.
Availability and MOQ depend on the packaging material, printing, size, SKU mix, and packing instructions.
The project moves from specification review to tooling, production, inspection, packing, and delivery. Timing and approval gates are confirmed for the individual order.
Share artwork, size, quantity, SKUs, packaging, destination, and target date.
Cost, MOQ, sampling, and production conditions are reviewed by specification.
Production artwork, dimensions, colors, fittings, and packing instructions are confirmed.
Tooling begins after the production specification is approved.
Zinc alloy pieces are formed to the approved shape and relief.
Surfaces are finished and plated to the confirmed reference.
Color and optional processes are applied to the agreed specification.
Goods are inspected, packed, and dispatched under the agreed criteria and shipping terms.
Mold making, forming, polishing, plating, color application, and inspection are checked against the specification sheet and approval sample.

The mold is prepared from the approved production artwork and agreed dimensional specification.

Zinc alloy is formed and checked against the approved shape and relief requirements.

Surfaces are polished and plated to the confirmed color and finish reference.

Color, appearance, attachment, and packing are checked against the agreed inspection criteria.
Answers to the quantity, timing, quality, processing, rights, and packaging questions buyers commonly review before quotation.
MOQ depends on size, finish, plating, attachment, packaging, and the number of SKUs. Share the target quantity and specification so sampling and mass-production conditions can be quoted separately.
Timing depends on artwork approval, mold production, color matching, quantity, packaging, and shipping method. Sampling and mass-production schedules are quoted separately after the specification is reviewed.
The approval sample, color, plating, dimensions, tolerances, appearance, attachment, and packaging are confirmed before production. Inspection methods and acceptance criteria are agreed for each project.
Mold cost and unit price are quoted from the size, shape, thickness, color count, plating, surface treatment, quantity, attachment, and packaging. Send production artwork or a reference image with the required specification.
NDA requirements, data-sharing scope, and file-retention procedures can be discussed before the project starts. Buyers should confirm that they hold the necessary rights for licensed or protected artwork.
Feasibility depends on the silhouette, relief, cut-outs, line width, and number of colors. Production artwork is reviewed and adjustments may be proposed to improve manufacturability.
Soft enamel, hard enamel, clear epoxy, UV printing, and several plating colors can be considered. The appropriate finish is confirmed against the artwork, use, and approved sample.
The specification sheet, approval sample, inspection criteria, packing instructions, and shipping terms should be explicit. This page organizes those inputs so they can be reviewed before quotation.
Examples that are cleared for public use can be shared. Projects protected by rights or confidentiality obligations may not be available for disclosure.
Options can include OPP bags, custom backing cards, clear cases, header card bags, blind boxes, and gift boxes. Specify packing unit, printed information, and assortment rules at quotation.
Share the artwork, size, quantity, SKU count, finish, attachment, packaging, destination, and target date. We will review the specification and identify any additional information needed.
Send Quote DetailsA complete quote needs the design, finished size, thickness, number of colors, plating, attachment, quantity, SKU count, individual packaging, destination, and target date. If some items are undecided, share the intended use and priorities so the specification can be reviewed.
Direct answer: For a comparable small-batch zinc alloy pin quote, provide more than the total quantity. Include size, thickness, production process, color count, plating, attachment, backing card or OPP bag, SKU count, inspection criteria, and destination. Price and timing change with tooling, color-approval rounds, packing work, and shipping method, so suppliers should quote against the same specification.
| Design Priority | Process to Consider | Confirm Before Production |
|---|---|---|
| Raised metal lines, recessed color areas, and vivid fills | Soft enamel | Line width, relief, color count, color references, and plating |
| Smooth surface and refined metal appearance | Hard enamel | Polished surface, color appearance, and plating combination |
| Gradients, photographs, or fine illustrations | UV printing | White ink layer, color proof, print area, and surface protection |
| Additional gloss and surface protection | Clear epoxy coating | Resin thickness, edge finish, and reflected appearance |
| Irregular shape, cut-outs, or three-dimensional relief | Die casting and cut-out processing | Minimum line width, thickness, weight, pin position, and mold data |
| Quote Area | Common Variables | Information to Provide |
|---|---|---|
| Badge specification | Size, thickness, shape, mold, and sampling process | Finished dimensions, thickness, front and back design |
| Color and plating | Color count, fill area, printing, polishing, and plating specification | Color references, finish sample, and target metal tone |
| Quantity and SKU control | Total quantity, design count, color variants, sorting, and labels | Quantity by SKU and carton-packing instructions |
| Attachment and packaging | Clutch, tie clip, backing card, OPP bag, and presentation case | Attachment count, card artwork, required labeling, and packing unit |
| Inspection and delivery | Inspection criteria, packing labor, shipping method, destination, and split shipment | Acceptance criteria, destination, target date, and carton unit |