Round Monogram Hard Enamel Pin

Displayed example & production information

PRODUCT REFERENCE

Round Monogram Hard Enamel Pin — Displayed example information

Design reference details. Choose dimensions, colours and fittings for your brief; production artwork records the agreed specification.

Reference model: CB-BADGE-ENAMEL-001
Product colour: Navy, White, Gold tone
Product shape: Round
Construction and process: Polished enamel-face design concept with separating metal outlines.
Design material: Metal with polished enamel colour areas
Packaging brief: Protective packaging selected to suit your project.

Typical MOQ100

Reference sample lead time5–7 days

Reference production lead time7–20 days

Product detailsHard Enamel Pins

Smooth colour. A polished finish.

Detail of the white CB monogram and circular colour bands on the navy hard enamel pin concept

Hard Enamel Pins, made around your design.

A smooth enamel surface for clean colour areas and a refined presentation. Size, outline and metal finish follow your artwork.

A circular logo with a separate border

The central CB lettering occupies the navy field, while a white band follows the outer circle. Gold-tone outlines separate the monogram, background and surrounding rings. The illustrated perimeter contains colour bands rather than a line of small text.

Adapting the monogram

Provide the logo as separate artwork from the border. Identify the initial shapes, spaces within the lettering and colours assigned to each enclosed area. A logo with a different width or number of letters needs its own placement drawing inside the circle; the CB layout is a composition reference.

Checking orientation and colour boundaries

Mark the upright direction and attachment position on the reverse drawing. At proof review, compare the centring of the initials, spacing between circular bands and continuity of the metal dividing lines. Specify the requested diameter in the project brief; the image supplies no measured size or plating thickness.

Product highlights

What this example demonstrates.

A circular logo with a separate border

The central CB lettering occupies the navy field, while a white band follows the outer circle.

Adapting the monogram

Provide the logo as separate artwork from the border.

Checking orientation and colour boundaries

Mark the upright direction and attachment position on the reverse drawing.

Specification guide

Process: Hard Enamel Pins
Size & shape: Custom to your artwork, in inches or millimetres
Appearance: Smooth colour. A polished finish.
Attachment: Clutch, pin or magnetic formats to suit the design
Packaging: Individual bags, branded cards or presentation boxes
Sampling & delivery: Reviewed for your quantity, artwork and destination

See the material & process

Hard Enamel Pins

A smooth enamel surface for clean colour areas and a refined presentation. Size, outline and metal finish follow your artwork.

Original concept illustration. Final appearance follows the agreed artwork and specifications.

From your idea to production

01 / YOUR BRIEF

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Choose your options and upload your design if available.

02 / ARTWORK REVIEW

Refine the details

We review the process, colours, structure and attachment against your design.

03 / QUOTATION

Confirm before production

Sampling, packaging and delivery are agreed for your project.

Frequently asked questions

How can my logo replace the CB monogram?

Supply the logo separately from the circular border. Show which spaces remain navy and which letter areas receive colour so the monogram and surrounding bands can be laid out independently.

How should the concentric rings be shown in the artwork?

Draw each band as a separate closed area and identify its colour. Check the visual gap between the central lettering and the inner ring on the full-size proof.

Does this reference have text around the outer edge?

The illustrated edge contains concentric colour bands and metal outlines. It does not show a perimeter inscription; include any requested inscription as additional artwork.

Where should the attachment position be recorded?

Place the attachment mark on a reverse drawing together with an upright arrow for the monogram. This relates the fixing to the intended reading direction of the front.

Which details should I check on the pre-production proof?

Check the central alignment of the initials, interior spaces within the letters, colour separation and spacing between rings. Keep those checks with the approved front and reverse drawings.