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

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.

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.
Describe the badge
Choose a base metal, finish, color process, size, backing and quantity that match the use case.
Send artwork
Share a vector file, sketch or reference image. We check small text, relief depth and color separations.
Approve the sample
Confirm the sample, packaging and production details before the bulk run begins.
Helpful resources
Make better badge decisions.
Use these internal guides when you need more detail before sending your brief.
Custom Metal Badges
Review badge applications, finishes, processes and attachment choices.
View badge productsCustom Badge Guide
Learn how artwork, material, plating and enamel affect a finished badge.
Read the guideSize & Thickness Guide
Choose dimensions that protect detail and support the right attachment.
Compare sizesBacking Types
Compare clutch, safety pin, magnetic, screw post and adhesive backings.
Compare backingsPricing Guide
Understand how tooling, quantity, finish, enamel and packaging affect cost.
Read pricing guideTalk to a Specialist
Have a complex shape, tight deadline or special packaging requirement?
Request a quoteFAQ
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.