Medals
Priced per order Send your artwork and quantity for a fixed quote.
Award and event medals with custom ribbons, struck in metal with raised relief.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Material | Die-struck zinc alloy |
| Finish | Antique gold, silver, bronze or polished plating |
| Ribbon | Custom printed ribbon included |
| Shape | Round, or cut to your artwork |
| Sizes | 5 × 5 cm, 6 × 6 cm, 7 × 7 cm — or any size in between |
| Production | 3–6 business days after proof approval |
Die-struck award medals with a custom ribbon. Made for races, tournaments, schools and clubs — anywhere something needs to go round a neck.
Ribbons are printed or woven to your colours and artwork, and attached ready to present.
Yes. The die is cut once and the plating changes per piece, so a three-place set carries a single tooling charge.
Yes — ribbon can be printed or woven with a name, sponsor or event mark along its length.
Six things separate suppliers, and price is only one of them: the minimum order, whether a digital proof is free and comes before you pay, how long production takes from proof approval rather than from the order date, whether they redraw artwork for you, which materials they make in-house, and where they ship from. Ask for all six in writing before comparing quotes — a low unit price with a fifty-piece minimum is not cheaper than a higher one with no minimum.
CustomPik has no minimum on embroidered patches — you can order a single piece. Most of this market sets a floor of five, ten or more, because the setup cost is the same whether the run is one patch or a hundred. We quote the run you actually need instead of the one that makes the setup disappear.
CustomPik makes patches, pins, keychains, challenge coins and medals to order and ships them from Dubai, United Arab Emirates. We deliver across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman and Bahrain, and to the United States and United Kingdom. Ordering inside the GCC from Dubai avoids the customs delay that comes with importing a small run from further afield.
Send the same brief to each one: the artwork, a rough size, the quantity and the date you need it. Then compare the total delivered cost, the minimum, and what you get before paying. A supplier that will not show you a proof until you have paid is asking you to buy something you have not seen, and that is the single largest difference between a good and a bad order.
For a small or one-off run we are a strong choice: there is no minimum on embroidered patches, the digital proof is free and comes before any payment, and production is three to six business days after you approve it. For very large runs — many thousands of identical pieces — a bulk factory will beat us on unit price, and we will say so rather than quote you something you should not accept. Ask us for the quote and compare it honestly.