Custom badge configurator

Design your custom metal badge.

Choose the metal, finish, enamel, attachment and packaging you need. The summary updates as you work so your quote request starts with a clear production brief.

MOQ from 100 pieces · Artwork review included · Sample approval before bulk production

Custom metal badges in different shapes and finishes on a dark workbench

Build a quote-ready brief

Select your badge specifications.

Use the controls below for a planning estimate. You can change any field before sending the details to our team.

1

Project basics

Tell us what the badge is for and how many you need.

Starting quantity: 100 pieces per design.
2

Material and finish

These choices control the surface appearance, relief detail and unit cost.

3

Color, shape and back

Choose how the artwork is filled, outlined and attached.

4

Packaging and artwork

Give the team the final details needed for sampling and packing.

Attach a logo, sketch or reference image when available.
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Metal badge finish samples, enamel colors, caliper and attachment options
Compare finish, color, size and backing choices before requesting a quote.

How it works

From badge idea to approved sample.

The configurator organizes the commercial details; the production team confirms the best process after reviewing your artwork.

1

Describe the badge

Choose a base metal, finish, color process, size, backing and quantity that match the use case.

2

Send artwork

Share a vector file, sketch or reference image. We check small text, relief depth and color separations.

3

Approve the sample

Confirm the sample, packaging and production details before the bulk run begins.

FAQ

Custom metal badge configurator questions.

Use the planning range as a starting point, then confirm final details with the production team.

Can I start without finished artwork?

Yes. A sketch, logo or reference image is enough to begin. The team will confirm whether the design needs die striking, casting, enamel or printed color.

What quantity should I enter?

Enter the expected production quantity, with 100 pieces as the standard starting point. Larger quantities often reduce the unit cost after tooling.

Is the range a final quote?

No. It is a planning range to help compare options. A final quote follows artwork, tooling, sample approval, packaging and freight review.

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