Built for pin, badge & coin manufacturers

Manufacturing-ready pin & badge artwork.
Line-weight rules respected.

Enamel pins, lapel pins, challenge coins, button badges — each has its own line-weight, mould and plating constraints. We deliver artwork your mould-maker can actually use, for $399/month flat.

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Pin manufacturers shouldn't lose orders because the customer's artwork can't be moulded. We translate consumer artwork into manufacturing-ready vector — every time.

Aditya Kathotia

Aditya Kathotia

Founder, Digital Polo · Working with pin makers since 2010

How pin shops use us

Three kinds of pin jobs we ship every week

From mould-ready conversions to original series design.

01

Customer art → mould-ready vector

Customer arrives with a logo, sketch or reference image. We translate it into mould-ready vector with line-weight compliance and clean colour separations.

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Original pin / badge / coin design

Concept-from-brief through mould-ready artwork — for clients commissioning original pin series, custom badges or new coin programmes.

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Series & collection design

Multi-pin themed collections with consistent rendering, proportions and enamel palette across the whole set.

Every pin format

From soft enamel to challenge coins

The pin and badge formats your mould-makers actually produce — each with the file specs they expect.

Soft enamel pins

Recessed enamel with visible metal die lines. The classic enamel-pin look — line weights tuned for clean moulding.

Soft enamel pins

Hard enamel pins

Polished flush-fill enamel. Slightly tighter line-weight tolerances; we design for them from the start.

Hard enamel pins

Die-struck (no enamel)

All-metal pins with relief detail only. Elevation map called out on a separate layer for the mould-maker.

Die-struck (no enamel)

Challenge coins

Two-sided coin artwork with raised / recessed callouts, Pantone enamel references, and per-side specialty fills.

Challenge coins

Lapel pins

Smaller-format enamel or die-struck pins for awards, recognition and corporate gifting programmes.

Lapel pins

Button badges

Pin-back button artwork at full bleed for circular crimp moulds. CMYK and Pantone-aware.

Button badges

Why pin shops pick us

We design for the mould — not just the screen.

The decisions pin-shop owners notice from the first job.

Line-weight rules respected from day one

No rework at the mould-maker because the lines were too thin. We design for the moulding process, not against it.

Plating & specialty fills called out

Gold, silver, antique brass, dual-tone — plating choice marked per design. Glitter, glow, transparent enamel isolated to a specialty layer.

Pantone references on every enamel colour

Spot-colour callouts using Pantone Solid Coated, or your house enamel library if you supply it.

Pin-shop pricing

Two plans. Both mould-ready.

Pause or cancel anytime. Reseller rights included on both.

Partner

399

Most pin shops start here. 5–20 custom orders/mo.

  • Unlimited pin / badge / coin artwork
  • 48-hour delivery
  • Mould-ready vector with line-weight rules
  • Pantone enamel colour callouts
  • Plating & specialty fills marked
  • White-label + reseller rights
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Soulmate

899

High-volume pin manufacturers. Parallel jobs. 24-hour SLA.

  • Unlimited jobs, parallel execution
  • 24-hour priority delivery
  • Dedicated team trained on your enamel library
  • Series & collection design at scale
  • 24×7 support across time zones
  • Formal IP transfer paperwork
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Pin-shop FAQs

What pin-shop owners ask before signing up

Straight answers — no marketing-speak.

Digital Polo

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For soft and hard enamel pins, the metal die lines (the raised borders that separate enamel colour fields) need to be at least 0.15mm wide at the final pin size. Thinner lines deform during the moulding process. We design with that minimum in mind from the first sketch, scaling up to whatever pin diameter the manufacturer plans to produce (usually 25–50mm).

Yes. Mould-ready artwork has to account for what the casting and enamel-fill processes can actually produce: minimum line weights, minimum colour-field areas (tiny enamel pockets bleed), no isolated thin elements that can't be supported by surrounding metal, and a reasonable tolerance for registration between the mould and the enamel fill. We design for those constraints, not against them.

Yes — challenge coin design is one of our regular workflows. We deliver vector artwork plus a separate layer marking the elevation map (which areas are raised, which are recessed, which are flat) so your mould-maker has the relief information explicitly. Both sides of the coin are delivered as separate files. Pantone references for any enamel or printed colour fills.

Every enamel colour callout uses a Pantone Solid Coated reference. For colours that don't match a standard Pantone chip — fluorescents, metallics, transparent enamels — we call them out by the manufacturer's enamel-code library when you supply it. Most pin manufacturers have a house enamel library; share yours once on onboarding and we'll use it on every job.

All supported as long as your manufacturer offers them. We mark these specialty fills on a separate 'specialty' layer in the artwork so your mould operator and enamel filler can isolate them. Glitter density is called out (light / medium / heavy) per the manufacturer's standard scale.

Yes. White-label and reseller usage is included on the $399 Partner plan. Customers see only your shop. NDA on request, same-day signing.

Partner $399/month, Soulmate $899/month. Month-to-month, pause or cancel anytime, 7-day money-back guarantee on the first month. Most pin shops start on Partner and scale to Soulmate when monthly custom-pin orders climb past 20–25.

One design partner. Every pin mould-ready.

$399/month flat. 48-hour SLA. Line-weight-compliant vector with Pantone enamel callouts. Pause anytime.

Digital Polo