Custom Buttons Blog (Page 81 of 153)
Welcome to The Button Post by Pure Buttons! (Page 81 of 153)! 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!
We are proud to announce our newest finish. Soft-Touch Matte Finish is an option for any of our custom buttons, fridge magnets, clothing magnets, zipper pulls, pocket mirrors, custom button packs.
Our original glossy finish is great for most uses, but if you’re looking for something different, try our soft-touch matte finish! It gives the appearance of almost no finish, but softens your colors a bit, and your button face will be soft to the touch. Colors are lightened by this finish, especially dark colors, and color saturation is slightly reduced by this finish. Our soft-touch matte finish is great for earthy or gentle designs. Remove the glossy flash and opt for something closer to a ‘raw’ look with this new finish option.
Excellent Features:
Weather-Resistant
Scuff-Resistant
No Glare
Please Notice:
Dark Colors Noticeably Lighter
Dulls Color Saturation Slightly
Last Modified: January 8th, 2015
We want to wish you happy holidays- Happy Hanukkah, Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year! Thank you for your business in 2014!
We will be closed Dec 25th & 26th and Jan 1st & 2nd. We appreciate your understanding with slightly delayed turnaround times during these days while we spend the holidays with our families.
15% Off Custom Fridge Magnets
‘Til the end of the year you can take 15% off your fridge magnets order with promo code FRIDGEMAG15
Last Modified: December 23rd, 2014
We are sponsoring today’s Teefury release that celebrates The Hobbit. Get this “I Simply Walked Into Mordor and All I got Was This Pin” Button with the purchase of either Tolkien-inspired shirts at Teefury.com
Last Modified: December 17th, 2014
At PureButtons our walls used to be naked!!! We’ve been hanging and framing artwork left and right. Here are a few sneak peak photos of one of our hallways. I’ll have more shop photos coming next week.
Artwork you see pictured above is from Invisible Creature.
Last Modified: December 14th, 2014
1) Understand your customers. Today’s problem is that one button may not satisfy the needs and requirements of all your potential buyers. There are numerous niche markets out there that require specialized buttons. So if you are targeting one of those, do your research first. What works for one target market may not work for another.
2) Find out what designs appeal to your customers.
3) Keep new ideas and designs coming. Pay attention to trends. What do your customers like?
4) Understand how the buttons will be used.
Last Modified: December 14th, 2014