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As we continue to push the boundaries of the custom button industry we are excited to announce our latest development in the realm of button packaging.
Introducing: Kraft 100% Recycled Packaging material! This sturdy 18pt card stock is made of 100% post-consumer waste and features the classic natural look that will set your eco-conscious branding apart.
Our new kraft brown material is available as an affordable upgrade right now on all button packs and custom button retail display boxes.
This sustainable button packaging material is FSC certified, contains 100% recycled fiber and is produced without chlorine.
Colors will be affected by the brown base tone of this material so you should plan for considerable color shift when preparing your design. All white parts of your design will be Kraft Brown and lighter colors will appear darkened by the material.
This uncoated recycled packaging material has more of a texture than our standard coated white packaging card material. Notice in the high resolution sample photos below, how the grain of the material gives a new dimension to printed graphics.
As always, we have produced an introductory Recycled Packaging samples gallery to let you get a closer look at this material and see if it’s right for you.
Last Modified: October 9th, 2023
This weekend, we attended opening weekend of our favorite amusement park, Cedar Point! We were so excited to see their new Button Stop shop featuring tons of unique button designs all sold out of our custom button boxes. This pagoda style building was once a hat shop, but now houses thousands of unique custom buttons ready to be collected by park visitors!
The Button Stop at Cedar Point Amusement Park. Sandusky, Ohio
Inside, park guests are invited to choose from a wide selection of limited edition button designs featuring current attractions of the park and attractions and events from years past. Special limited edition buttons are also circulated around the park. Our button boxes are self-serve and make for an attractive presentation in any retail setting.
In the photo below you can see how the park is selling their custom buttons in a self-serve style. Open button boxes are presented with the button design they contain attached to the pop up top of the box. You can also spot some closed button boxes waiting on the shelf behind the open boxes.
Bright and colorful signage advertises the custom button designs as well as passholder exclusive buttons and button packs. Lanyards are also sold which the buttons can be attached to!
We’ve never seen so many button boxes displayed at once. This was a great surprise!
In addition to bulk buttons sold out of button boxes, Cedar Point is selling button packs which are perfect button retail packaging and are available in any size or shape. With our custom button packs, you can die cut your backer card whatever shape you’d like! We offer a wide variety of standard button pack options for order on our website, or contact us for something completely unique.
Cedar Point is an incredible theme park built on a Lake Eerie peninsula right outside Sandusky, Ohio. A quick 1.5 hour trip from PureButtons headquarters! We love visiting the park regularly. If you’ve never been, consider visiting this unique theme park and while you’re there, pick up some custom buttons in The Button Stop shop!
You can virtually ride one of their most famous steel roller coasters Millenium Force in this youtube video!
Cedar Point is a globally awarded theme park with some of the best roller coasters in the world. We’re so happy they’ve decided to include custom button boxes and custom button packs in their amusement park merchandise offerings.
Last Modified: May 17th, 2021
Get your shine on! Metallic finish option now available for all of our custom products! Just select “Yes” for the “Acetate Finish” option at checkout.
For a small upgrade fee, we will print your design on clear acetate rather than white paper. This allows the metallic button body to shine through your design. In turn your design will have a metallic brushed steel look in any places that are ‘white’ in your design.
Light to mid-tone colors will also appear metallic but could look more washed out than when printed on white, as they may become lost against the metallic background.
Black will block the metallic shine completely.
This option will darken your overall design significantly.
Clean vector graphics with lots of high contrast and rich colors and white space will produce the best results.
Digital proofs aren’t guaranteed to accurately show the representation of a metallic finish. Since the finish changes based on the light that hits the design, you will experience greater clarity in bright light and lower clarity in dim light.
Accurate color reproduction is not guaranteed when choosing metallic finish as each design varies based on pigment density in your design. Choose standard finish if this is a concern.
Last Modified: August 28th, 2014
We’re very proud of these beautiful custom die cut button packs we recently created for Jorge Garza, aka Qetza. Check out the beautiful detail in the backer card design and the strong iconic designs on the buttons. The custom buttons also have rim text which you can see peeking out underneath the buttons in the second image!
You can buy some great t-shirts from the Qetza store and see more artwork at Qetza.com!
Last Modified: August 27th, 2012
We recently created a custom die cut button pack for urban streetwear brand Popular Demand. This pack features 2 metallic buttons. Check out the photos below for a great example of how fantastic our metallic buttons look in use.
It’s easy to order your own metallic buttons. We offer this metallic acetate finish on most of our products.
You can purchase this pack and a variety of color alternatives at the Popular Demand Store.
Last Modified: June 16th, 2012