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Small detail. Big personality.

Geef je eigen item een nieuwe look. Kies hieronder je favoriete ontwerp.

A wink on your lapel, a small gift or a detail on your bag. Choose a pin that says something about you.

Example: child by the sea with a navy backpack and capybara, llama, flower and bookworm pins from Fasola
The pins are sold separately; the backpack is an example.
How to attach a pin
Pins Front and back of a pink inhaler pin and a ferret pin, with metal butterfly clasps

How a pin works

A design on the front, a clasp on the back. Here’s how to attach your pin to fabric.

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Example: child by the sea with a navy backpack and capybara, llama, flower and bookworm pins from Fasola
The pins are sold separately; the backpack is an example.
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A wink on your lapel, a small gift or a detail on your bag. Choose a pin that says something about you.

What are pins?

Pins were popular in the seventies and are still a fun way to personalise clothing and accessories. A pin has a design on the front and a pointed stem with a clasp on the back.

Push the stem through the fabric of your jacket, bag or backpack and fasten the clasp on the back. Unlike an iron-on transfer, you can remove a pin and wear it somewhere else.

One subtle detail or a bag full of favourites: you choose. Give a garment you have worn for years a fresh look.

How to attach a pin

Choose a spot where your pin is visible and the fabric is strong enough. Bear in mind that a pin leaves a small hole.

Open the clasp carefully, push the pin through the fabric and replace the clasp. Check that it is secure. Always look at the clasp on your item; not every pin fastens in the same way.