▶ VideoStart with a usable project brief
Send these details together so the proof and quote describe the same configuration.
- Award names and meaning
- Send the clearest artwork or specification reference available.
- Quantity per award
- Give the actual count for each front.
- Presentation and future issue
- Send the clearest artwork or specification reference available.
Define what each award recognizes
An academic award, service contribution and leadership role are different messages. Name the achievement in plain language and decide whether the pin will show the school crest, the award name or both. A shared border and palette can connect the series while the central symbol or short wording distinguishes the awards.
Do not let a long award name crowd out the school identity. Compare the shortest approved wording at the intended size before fixing the shape.
Put the order into a usable brief
| Procurement detail | Include in your brief |
|---|---|
| Award categories | Exact names and what they recognize |
| Shared identity | School crest, palette and series elements |
| Quantity | Count for each award design, including reserve |
| Issue plan | Termly, annual or on-the-spot presentation |
| Personalization | Names or dates on the back if needed |
Budget the quantity of each award
The number receiving the most common award may be very different from a specialist or leadership category. Quote the actual count per front instead of dividing the full program total evenly. Packaging can also differ between routine issue and a formal presentation.
Record the approved award wording and design reference so the next term can request the same version or identify a change clearly.
Connect the design to the project
The school identity page covers a shared crest order. Graduation pins handles cohort wording; the employee recognition page shows the related idea of a multi-design award program.
The standard starting quantity is 50 pieces per design. Send the actual count for each front, the selected size and material, any back or packaging requirements and the required arrival date. The pricing page keeps the full base tiers in one place; the project quote brings the selected specification together.
How ordering works
Choose your pins
Select a design, size, quantity and options. Buy online with PayPal or card, or send an inquiry first.
Free proof in 24 hours
An artist sends a scale drawing with every color matched to Pantone, the metal finish and the back. Revisions are unlimited.
Approve your proof
Confirm the design before production. If you requested a quote first, pay through the link in your approved quote.
Made and delivered
Standard delivery within 30 business days, rush 10, express 5. Duties are already paid.
Customize every detail
Your proof shows every choice before you pay. Most options cost nothing extra; add-on prices are listed openly on the pricing page.
Pictures are product renderings. Your free proof shows the exact finish, back and packaging for your order.
Can the school logo stay consistent across awards?
Yes. Identify the shared elements and which wording or symbol changes on each front.
Can different awards use different quantities?
List the count for every design. The project quote should price those actual quantities.
Prepare your student award pins for a school program brief
Send these details together so the proof and quote describe the same configuration. Send the details below and receive a free digital proof and quote.
- A phone photo of a sketch is enough to start
- Not sure about size or style? We recommend one
- Unlimited revisions until the proof is right
- We reply by email; no calls unless you ask
Prefer email? Write to hello@enamelore.com
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