There is something consistently impressive about how much a small metal object on a lapel or a backpack can say. Pins and badges have a long history of carrying messages, belonging and identity, from political movements to music fans to people who just want their jacket to say something.<\/p>\n\n
It’s a format that has never really gone out of fashion, it’s just become more niche.<\/p>\n\n
Why the small format works<\/strong><\/p>\n\n A pin does not require a big investment or a big decision. It is put on, taken off and replaced without cost or effort. This makes it one of the more flexible ways to wear a motif, and one of the easier ways to give something<\/a> that is actually used.<\/p>\n\n A badge on your backpack is visible in the same way as a sticker on your laptop, constantly and effortlessly. On the jacket, it is more intentional, an active choice to say something in a context where most people choose not to.<\/p>\n\n WrongShirt pins, buttons and badges carry the same thoughtful designs as the rest of the range in a format that fits on most things. Find the right motif on the product page.<\/p>\n\n Frequently Asked Questions<\/strong><\/p>\n\n How are pins and badges attached?<\/strong> Most models are attached with a pin<\/a> on the back. Check the product page for information on the attachment mechanism for each specific model.<\/p>\n\n