Polo shirts, baseball hats and lanyard tags are just a few conventional tactics for distinguishing one sales team from the next. Lapel pins fasten memorable impressions. Worn on a button down shirt, jacket or blazer, a lapel pin serves as an economical, subliminal advertising tool.
Tradeshows are planned to distinguish one organization from the next. From the booth, attire and obviously product presentation, these networking events are catalysts for making a company’s mark in the industry. While polo shirts and button down shirts, stitched with a custom patch are ideal for the workplace, the tradeshow environment necessitates a means for standing out among the thousands of contending attendants.
Start designing a company pin for the tradeshow team. Here’s how:
Use the following questions and information to help fashion lapel pins, detailing the company’s identity and brand.
Would you prefer a lapel pin that resembles jewelry? Is your brand refined, or a classic? If you prefer the company pin to resemble jewelry, then a metal die struck or cloisonne style is an elegant format for your purposes.
Is the company logo intricate and detail-intensive? Is your brand comprised of a spectrum of bright colors? A Classic Hard Enamel pin will accommodate the objective.
How many pins do you need? Most custom pin orders start at quantities of 100 pieces.
If you’re planning to distribute your company pins like a business card, consider having them made as photo etched, which are more economical to reproduce.
Prepare to make an indelible impression, have an expert wholesaler of custom lapel pins help your review your design options.
