
Cat and Bird Duo Acrylic Character Pin
- Material
- Printed acrylic
- MOQ
- 1000
Pins, keychains, magnets and more. Thoughtful details for brands, events and the moments that matter.
Choose a product format, then shape the artwork, materials, finish and packaging around your own brief.
Pins & BadgesEnamel, printed and shaped metal details.
KeychainsMetal and soft PVC designs made personal.
Fridge MagnetsSouvenir shapes for a place worth remembering.
Pet ID TagsPaw, bone and round identification designs.
Medals & CoinsRecognition pieces and commemorative designs.
Jewelry & AccessoriesCufflinks, pendants, brand details and wristbands.
Golf AccessoriesBall markers, hat clips and divot tools.
Luggage & Bag TagsTravel and bag-tag designs with your identity.
CoastersDesk and drinkware details in metal or PVC.Explore product references for your artwork and intended use. Each design is a starting point for a custom brief.












Look beyond the product rendering. These workshop photographs show metal preparation, colour filling, lanyard finishing and packing—the practical details behind a custom brief.
Meet the people & process ↗The right format starts with the people receiving it, the way it will be used and the details of your project.
Coordinate artwork, product format and packaging around one campaign.
Explore this application →Plan the quantity, attachment and delivery date for your event.
Explore this application →Build a collection with product-specific artwork and packing.
Explore this application →Turn a destination, illustration or identity into a tangible keepsake.
Explore this application →Bring a shared design to pins, key tags and commemorative pieces.
Explore this application →Define the presentation, message and finish for your next project.
Explore this application →Bring the decisions together early, from the artwork to the final presentation.
Share the artwork and intended use so shape, colour and construction can be reviewed together.
See the next step →Put material, finish, attachment and packaging in one brief before approving a sample.
See the next step →Include the destination and target date from the first conversation, alongside the requested quantity.
See the next step →A project moves through artwork, sample review, production and delivery planning. Record the specification at each step.
| Project detail | What to review |
|---|---|
| Artwork & dimensions | Outline, illustration, lettering and size |
| Material & construction | Base material, layers and product structure |
| Colour & printing | Colour references and artwork process |
| Surface finish | Texture and appearance of the exposed surface |
| Attachments | Fixing, connection and intended use |
| Sampling | Review against the recorded specification |
| Packaging | Individual packing and presentation |
| Production brief | Approved details, quantity and destination |
Illustrative finish references for your brief; select the material and process with the product.
Connect the artwork, sample, presentation and documentation in one project conversation.
Translate your design into a clear product brief.
Read the guide →Review construction, colour and attachments before production.
Read the guide →Document the packing format, destination and project schedule.
Read the guide →Identify inspection points and the documentation your project requires.
Read the guide →Three ways to organize a project brief. Product references help explain the brief; these are not attributed customer case histories.

Start with the audience, artwork, quantity and event date, then review the product format and fixing.
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Keep colour references and presentation consistent across the different pieces in a collection.
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Include individual packing, identification and destination details in the production brief.
Explore the project →Use the review stage to bring the design and practical details together.
“Does the artwork fit the shape, scale and construction of this product?”
“Does the sample reflect the material, finish and attachment in the brief?”
“Are the quantity, packing and destination details recorded together?”
Practical reading on artwork, material choices and packaging before you request a quotation.
Frame the material discussion around use, appearance and construction.
Read the guide →Separate specification, sample review, production and transport decisions.
Read the guide →A practical checklist for the files and details needed before a quotation.
Read the guide →A few useful answers about quotations, sampling, quantities and production.
The range includes pins and badges, keychains, fridge magnets, medals and coins, pet tags, charms, golf accessories, luggage tags and coasters. Send the intended format and artwork with your inquiry.
Share your artwork or reference, approximate dimensions, quantity, preferred material and finish, delivery destination and target date.
Standard sampling is 5–7 days for badges, keychains, fridge magnets and display pieces, and 3–5 days for lanyards.
The standard production range is 7–20 days for badges, keychains, fridge magnets and display pieces, and 7–15 days for lanyards.
Badges start at 100 pieces, with acrylic badges at 1,000. Keychains start at 500, with woven straps at 1,000. Fridge magnets start at 500, display pieces at 100 and lanyards at 500.
Sample review is a project stage for checking the artwork, colour, construction and attachments against the agreed brief.
Include individual packing, backing cards, boxes or other packaging requirements with your inquiry so they form part of the specification.
Use the project inquiry form to attach your files privately. Include the product type, quantity and the details you want reviewed in the same request.
Send the product type, dimensions, quantity, destination and target date. Put the details together in one custom project brief.