BadgeSmart dig a little deeper and discuss how our collection of table number materials and colours can really help to promote your business and shine the brand in a professional light.
A common question we receive is what's the difference between hard and soft enamel.
Best answer: The biggest difference between hard and soft enamel is the finished texture. In general soft enamel pins are less smooth, more affordable and allow for more designs and colours. Hard enamel, aka Cloisonné, is more durable, scratch resistant and has a higher quality finish.
Best answer: The biggest difference between hard and soft enamel is the finished texture. In general soft enamel pins are less smooth, more affordable and allow for more designs and colours. Hard enamel, aka Cloisonné, is more durable, scratch resistant and has a higher quality finish.
Name badges: an important tool for networking events, retail and large corporations. But, where should ID badges be worn? Discover the correct way to wear your name tag and the reasons why this is so important within businesses and events.