Posted Jan 28, 2023
Yes, we make the best sports trading pins for little league baseball. At PinMaxx our designers are extremely experienced in creating unique pin designs for baseball teams. Do you have a custom design? Great, we have worked with many teams throughout the years that have specific colors, and design specs they require. We can easily use your designs to create your pin spec.
Don’t have a design in mind but you know you want your little league baseball team’s logo and colors? We can design the pin for you! We have created a variety of pin designs over the years using logos of varying sizes. Once we have the design completed, we send you a digital sample for approval. Feel free to make edits to our pin mockup whether you send us a pin design or we craft one for you. Edits are unlimited, just keep in mind the more edits submitted the longer your order will take to be completed.
Little league baseball team trading pins are a popular part of the game. Did you know little league baseball was founded in 1939? Today it’s still one of the world’s largest youth sports programs. Is your little league baseball team headed to Cooperstown? Make your child’s trip a memorable one and order your Cooperstown baseball tournament pin! At PinMaxx we can design custom pins for any type of little league baseball tournament.
We have a variety of pin types to choose from. The most popular sports trading pin is by far the soft enamel. This type of pin has colors, a 3-D look and feel and it is the least expensive type of pin we sell at PinMaxx. 90% of all trading pins we design are a soft enamel pin. Another type of popular trading pin is our Offset Printed lapel pin. This type of pin gives our designers maximum flexibility when designing, plus your design won’t be distorted, AND you can copy an actual image or photo onto a custom sports trading pin. We can even use an image of your child’s jersey with his/her back number on it and make a sports pin from that image. Click here to learn more about this type of pin.
Besides our Offset Printed lapel pin we also offer a Die Struck, and Cloisonné pin for Little League Baseball.
If your team is on a budget and color is not a concern you may want to consider a Die Struck sports trading pin. This type of pin is made from metal such as brass, copper, or iron and is stamped with a mold or die. If your team is looking for something without color, the Die Struck pin is an affordable way to create a Little League Baseball trading pin. Read more about this type of pin.
If you have more room in the budget and you want to add color to your pin you may want to consider either the Cloisonné or Soft Enamel lapel pin. With both of these types of pins, you can incorporate color. The difference between these pins is that the Cloisonné pin looks higher in quality, has a smooth and shiny finish and has a jewelry like appearance. Click here to learn more about our Cloisonné lapel pin. With the Soft Enamel lapel pin you can have more of a three-dimensional look with a raised metal edge around the border of the pin. This type of pin offers the option of antique plating to give more of an aged or worn look. A Soft Enamel pin is both affordable and durable which could be a benefit especially when the people wearing the Little League Baseball pins are youth. Click here to read more about our Soft Enamel lapel pin.
Have questions about designing or ordering your Little League Baseball pin? Give our Central Florida office a call at 407-702-7555 or fill out our online quote form.
We look forward to designing your pin!
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Scott, you are amazing! The pins arrived on Monday, my brother was able to pick up and arrive with the package. Thank you & your team!
Ebony Thomas
Thank you so much! This has been such an easy process. Scott, you have been extremely helpful and fast through this project. Thanks again!
Travis Boyett (DMH)
Thank you for all your help. I’m already recommending you to everyone I know!
Dahianna
Hi Scott — just wanted you to know that I really LOVE the pins! They are even better than I had imagined them to look. Thank you so much!
Anita McCullough, Director
