Custom Suit Pins

The origins of suit pins can be traced back to ancient times. In ancient Rome, pins were used to secure clothing and prevent them from slipping. These ancient pins were often used by nobles and powerful people as a symbol of status and status.

With the development of the times and the popularity of suits in Europe, suit pins have gradually become widely used. In Europe in the 16th and 17th centuries, suits were a symbol of aristocrats and upper-class people, and suit pins became their decorations to show status and dignity. These pins are often made of precious materials such as gold, silver or gemstones, and the shapes and patterns vary with personal preference and fashion trends.

With the Industrial Revolution and advances in craft technology, the process of making suit pins became more refined and complex. In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, suit pins became an important accessory for gentlemen. They show their taste and style by wearing pins of different styles and patterns.

During the 20th century, suit pins evolved into a popular fashion accessory. It is no longer just an exclusive item for nobles and gentlemen, but has become the choice of the majority of middle class people. The design and material selection of suit pins are also more diverse, adapting to the needs of different ages, genders and styles.

Custom Suits Pins mean a lot when it comes to adding style and class to your looks properly for both professional purposes and socializing with your friends, according to your profession. They help you feel confident about your look in any environment by adding some elegant touch to your outfit. So grab these Custom Suit Pins NOW!

It shows your Classy Choice of Fashion.

You can gift these to your friends and family, according to their profession.

It adds some formal, Classy Vibes to your Appearance too!

Enhances Elegance in your everyday style.

A custom suit lapel pin is a personalized accessory that can be completely customized to suit your personal preferences and style. You can choose different materials, colors and patterns to show your personal taste and style. Whether it is sterling silver, gold or titanium alloy, it can be customized according to your needs. You can also choose to have your name, family crest or other special markings incorporated into the needle to make it even more unique.

Whatever you have in mind, we can make the pin that’s perfect for you, your budget and the way you plan to use it.

✱Soft Enamel Pins – Our most-popular style, Because the enamel is air dried, it settles a bit enabling the metal borders to give the pin a bit of a 3D look.

✱Hard Enamel Pins – Sometimes called cloisonné pins, a custom hard enamel pin is ordered when a customer wants curable pin because they’re noted for brilliant colors and a smooth surface.

✱Printing Pins – Our custom photo dome pin designs are printed so they can be made with multiple colors that are covered with a clear coating to protect the printing.

✱Die Struck Pins – With its prestige finish, a die struck pin is ideal for any organization that wants to have an elegant look to their custom lapel pin.

✱Die Cast Pins – What makes a custom die cast pin look so unique is that it can include cutouts and be made in any shape you can think of.

If you can dream it, we can make it! So get Kingtai. Or, if you tell us what you have in mind but no specific design, talk to our representatives. After asking you a few questions, our talented staff of designers will create a concept for you to approve in 24 hours or less.

Aluminum

Stainless steel

Titanium

Silver

Gold

You should also choose a lapel pin in the right color. As previously mentioned, they are available in a variety of colors. Some lapel pins feature a single color, whereas others feature two or more colors. For an attractive suit outfit, you need to choose the right color.

What color should you choose for a lapel pin? Like with most fashion choices, it's a personal decision that's entirely up to you. With that said, the color of your lapel pin should match -- or flow cohesively with -- the color of your necktie. Most men wear a necktie with their suits. Since your necktie will be near your lapel pin, they feature the same or a similar color.

Lapel pins are available in different sizes. There are small-, medium- and large-sized lapel pins. If your lapel pin is too small, it may go unnoticed, in which case it won't offer any aesthetic value. If it's too big, conversely, it may drown out your suit. For the best possible style, choose a medium-sized lapel pin that it's too small or too big.

Not all lapel pins are made equal. When choosing a lapel pin, consider the material from which it's made. Some lapel pins are made of different materials than others. There are plastic lapel pins, for instance, that are cheaply made and equally inexpensive. Unfortunately, they don't hold very up when worn regularly.

Rather than plastic, stick with a lapel pin made of metal. Metal lapel pins are stronger, more durable and longer-lasting. They won't deform or otherwise sustain damage when worn. Assuming a lapel pin is made of real metal, it will withstand the hands of time for countless years to come.

Wearing a lapel pin allows you to break up the color of your suit. Most men prefer matching suits, with their suit trousers featuring the same color as their suit jacket. When wearing a matching suit, though, your outfit will consist of a single color. Fortunately, you can break up the color of your suit by accessorizing it with a lapel pin.

If you're wearing a black suit, you may want to accessorize a bright-colored lapel pin. The combination of bright and dark colors will make your suit "pop." You can always wear a white lapel pin with a black suit. With that said, most bright colors will complement a black suit.

Lapel pins offer an easy way to personalize your suit. They don't just feature basic patterns and colors. Lapel pins are available in a variety of unique designs, such as flags, animals, flowers, crests and more. Using one of these unique lapel pins, you can add a touch of personality to your suit.

It takes little or no time to accessorize your suit with a lapel pin. Whether you own a linen suit, a wool suit or any other type of suit, you can quickly accessorize it with a lapel pin. Unlike a necktie -- which you should still wear by the way -- lapel pins don't require any tying. All they require is clipping. To wear a lapel pin, simply clip it onto the front of one of your suit jacket's two lapels. That's all it takes to wear a lapel pin.

There are a few things you should know when wearing a lapel pin. For starters, you should generally only wear a single lapel pin. While suit jackets have two lapels, wearing two lapel pins will dilute your suit's aesthetics.

The position of your lapel pin matters. You don't want to wear it too high on your suit jacket, nor do you want to wear it too low. Instead, clip your lapel pin a few inches below your suit jacket's collar on the front-left side. When securing your lapel pin in place, make sure it's positioned horizontally. If it tilts to either the left or right side, adjust it so that it's even and horizontal.

Keep in mind that you should remove your lapel pin before washing your suit jacket. Most types of suits should be dry cleaned. Even if you're going to take your suit to the dry cleaners, however, you should remove your lapel pin from it.

Wearing a lapel pin is an easy and effective way to enhance the appearance of your suit. Not to be confused with a tie bar, it consists of a clip-on accessory that's worn on one of your suit jacket's lapels. Hopefully, this gives you a better understanding of lapel pins and how to wear them.