A pin badge, also referred to as an enamel pin or a lapel pin, is typically a tiny pin worn usually on a shirt, attached to a purse, or discreetly displayed on some garment. Pin badges originated in the early 19th century as a means of identification for military personnel.

A badge is typically a tiny device, sometimes containing only the insignia of a sponsoring organization, that is proudly presented or displayed to signify some achievement, a special achievement, an indicator of legitimacy granted by taking an active oath.

The majority of custom lapel pins fall within the small to medium-sized categories. However, custom pins can be as big as 3 ・1 and often are accompanied with a specific accessory choice for a group of pins.

You might wonder when is the right time to wear a lapel pin on coat. You would be surprised that it's never too soon to start thinking about this. The truth is, you don't have to wear one, or not at all, if you don't want to.

A lapel pin is also called an enamel pin and, as its name implies, is a pin typically worn on garments, either on an arm, on a purse, or strapped to a belt. Lapel pins are used to identify an individual wearer or to show support for a particular organization or political cause. The lapel pin is one