Yes, and it is a common way to get both. The pin is die struck and colorfilled as a normal soft enamel or cloisonné design, then our production team screen prints the elements that are too small or too detailed to mold — fine lettering, a department seal, a sponsor logo — on top of the finished surface.
The result keeps the raised-metal look and feel of a molded pin while staying legible where a mold alone would blur the detail.
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