Catalog

Five pin families for this metro

A visitor should see the useful families in about thirty seconds: enamel, trading, a park pin, souvenir, and a gift pin. Sizes and backs live here. Shop is Amazon rows we mounted. Prefer email? Use our contact page. with the family and the cloth.

Orlando is a pin week. You sleep on International Drive, in Kissimmee, or in Lake Buena Vista. You walk a park shop in the afternoon shade. You want extras in a book, a city mark on the jacket, and a clutch that is still on the post when the bag goes through MCO. Name the job first, then the family.

Sizes, backs, and a park-week set

A typical lapel enamel is about three-quarters of an inch to an inch and a quarter. Trading figures on this shop run about three inches. Pinback buttons sit around an inch and a quarter. A surfboard or brim pin can reach an inch and three-quarters. The back is a post plus a clutch. Butterfly wings are the classic lapel back. A rubber clutch is kinder on a cap in this heat. A locking clutch is the one you want on a bag that swings from a downtown hotel to International Drive.

Park booths trade licensed metal with a copyright stamp in the back. One pin at a time. Do not touch a staffer's lanyard. Two trades per staffer or board, per day. Those rules belong to the booth. This catalog is how to pick a family that still makes sense after the trade, not a substitute for the posted etiquette.

FamilyTypical sizeBackJob in this metro
EnamelAbout 0.75–1.25 inButterfly clutchFlush or recessed face on a jacket
TradingAbout 1.5–3 inRubber or locking on a heavy faceExtras for a park board
Park pinLicensed metalCopyright stamp, clutch onStaff lanyard or shop board
SouvenirAbout 1–2 inButterfly clutchCity or trip mark that leaves town
Gift pinSame as enamel or souvenirClutch already onHotel breakfast, send-off, mail

Hat pins share the enamel needle. The cloth is a cap: crown, not brim. Rubber beats butterfly wings on a sweatband. Florida flags and wildlife sit in Shop as a state aisle, not a sixth family here. A starter board is a later wall at home, not the hat job.

Hard enamel faces scratch each other. Leave air between them in a cup holder on International Drive. Put the clutch on the post before the pin rides in a bag. A loose needle finds a thumb.

Shop Amazon rows · Parks · Travel · Gifts · How this outlet works · Sets · How a pin is made · Clutch

A hard enamel pin, color polished flush with the metal line

Enamel

About 0.75 to 1.25 inches · butterfly clutch

Hard enamel is flush and shiny. Soft enamel leaves the metal line standing. Same needle either way.

A three-inch licensed trading figure pin

Trading

About 1.5 to 3 inches · rubber or locking back

Extras for a park board. A 3-inch figure is trading size. Put the clutch on before you walk away.

A licensed Florida map park pin

Park pin

Licensed metal · copyright stamp on the back

One at a time. Do not touch the lanyard. Two trades a day per staffer or board. Shop door is the trading aisle.

A souvenir-style skyline pin

Souvenir

About 1 to 2 inches · butterfly clutch

A city or trip mark. Mile 0, Miami, an Orlando button. Same needle as enamel. The subject is the week you were here.

A pair of flamingo enamel pins, a ready gift

Gift pin

Clutch already on · card for the trip home

A flag, a city button, a flamingo pair. Hand it over at breakfast. Rows live in Shop under enamel, souvenir, and Florida.

Guides that teach the week

Catalog names the family. Guides name the day. Parks is the lot-to-gate morning. Travel is MCO and a split stay. Gifts is a hotel welcome or a send-off. Outlet is how this finder differs from a named boutique. Pin trading is the booth rule. Enamel is the bake and the clutch.

Parks · Travel · Gifts · Outlet · Pin trading · Enamel care · Hard enamel vs souvenir

Publisher: Orlando Pin Company and Tabaconda LLC. Name the family and the cloth at contact page.