Custom Buttons Blog (Page 147 of 150)
Welcome to The Button Post by Pure Buttons! (Page 147 of 150)! A blog where we discuss all things related to custom pin-back buttons and other custom promotional products that Pure Buttons offers. Stick around for coupons to score cheap pinback buttons, new button product announcements and more!
I’ve started saving some of our recent customer testimonials and I thought it might be a good idea to start showing some of them off. We’ll keep you posted often on what others are saying about PureButtons.
Below are a few recent testimonials.
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You guys are fantastic. I would’ve put in a bigger order initially, but frankly, I couldn’t believe you could deliver such high-quality buttons for the price advertised. Your competitors are easily twice the cost, with some pushing small buttons at a dollar a piece. But when the first batch arrived, they were gorgeous. And popular. Everyone wanted some.
You’ve got a regular customer now.
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You guys are GREAT!! I ordered my buttons yesterday around noon and they arrived here before noon today! Wow! I will highly recommend you to anyone I know who needs buttons! They look great and you gave us awesome service!
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We thoroughly enjoy working with each and every one of you. Be sure to check us out @ PureButtons.com – We specialize in Custom Buttons!
You can now read customer reviews on every product we sell. We have unique reviews for each size on our website. If you have purchased custom promotional products from us in the past, feel free to find your product and leave a review.
Last Modified: July 8th, 2008
Chris, from Print Brigade just sent me an email this morning thanking me for the custom buttons we just did for him. These buttons were for his painting show he just had this past Saturday. The buttons turned out great and it looks like they were a hit!
Promotional buttons can always add more flair to your events. Which is why buttons can be such successful promotional items.
Be sure to check out his blog! Thanks Chris for the email! It’s always great seeing our buttons that we manufactured put to good use!
Last Modified: July 7th, 2008
Who are some of your favorite designers?
Whew…I’ll try to keep it down to a few: Andy Warhol, Shepard Fairey, Sam Keith and Chris Bachalo (amongst an obscenely long list of my favorite comic book artists). Frank Kozik and Derek Hess are giant influences on me, especially earlier on. Having gotten to work with Derek on some projects was a big thing for me…still is. I’d feel like a jerk to not namedrop the dudes at Go Media for educating young designers, doing solid work, and thriving in my home (Cleveland).
You’ve had experience designing button packs with us. Any tips on designing a unique button pack?
It’s definitely important for designers to strive for something that’s their own, but I don’t know quite how to explain to someone else how to make something unique. For me, the setup of the packs reminded me of action figure packaging from when I was a kid, so I came at it from that angle, especially with my ‘Space Race’ pack. So I guess my advice would be to take a look at what’s out there, find what gets you going, and just make the thing RULE. (in other words, don’t make it suck.)
Last Modified: July 4th, 2008
I’d like to thank all the designers who helped us create some new promotional button packs. You gave us something extremely unique. You can view a sneak peak photo below of some of the ones we had a chance to print. We look forward to making your next custom button / button packaging order happen.
We gave our designers the ability to run free with our logo and turn it into something that would flow with the button pack design. And FLOW they did!
If you are interested in our custom button packaging please visit us @ PureButtons.com
Last Modified: July 3rd, 2008
Step 1. – Printing the artwork. This step requires downloading the artwork from our CMS (customer management system), then fixing up the artwork to our exact specifications.
Step 3. – Die Cutting the artwork.
Step 4. – Assembling the button with our button machine.
– first, you will insert a button blank called a shell into the larger cavity.
– Second, you will place the die cut circle on top of the shell.
– Third, you will now place a metal ring called a collet into the next cavity
This is a step and repeat process.
– Fifth step, let the machine do the work. What happens now is the machine will actually pick up the mylar, artwork and shell and fold the artwork under the lip of the shell. Then, the collet will then be pressed into the shell. The collet is what fuses the two together. (holding the button together)
The machines arm has a magnet at the end of it and its now picking the button out of the machine.
Step 5. – We will insert the pin into the back of the button.
Step 6. – Finally the button is complete! You are now ready to wear your finished button. (In This case I’ve showed you our pin back button option as well as our zipper pull buttons)
Last Modified: July 2nd, 2008