Politicians most often wear custom soft enamel or die struck pins. Common designs include American flag pins, party seals, office crests, and cause ribbons. A die struck seal outlasts a printed button by years and never chips or fades. Most of the pins you see on candidates and staff come from shops like ours rather than off-the-shelf stock.
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