7 Best Custom Badge and Keychain Makers in Singapore (2026)
Compare 7 Singapore makers of custom enamel pins, button badges and keychains for events, schools, clubs and brands, with what each says it offers.
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AI image by LocalRankCustom badges and keychains look simple until you start ordering. Enamel pins, button badges, acrylic charms and metal keyrings are all made differently, and each maker has its own way of handling artwork, proofs and quantities. This page lists seven Singapore businesses whose own websites show badge or keychain products, from specialists to wider gift and promotional suppliers. Each entry describes only what the business itself publishes, so treat the wording as its claim and confirm details when you ask for a quote. Read the short buying notes at the end first if you are new to custom merchandise, then shortlist two or three makers and compare their proofs side by side.
1. Patch&Bagel
Patch&Bagel describes itself as a Singapore-based brand that began with custom patches in 2017 and now also makes enamel pins, acrylic, PVC, enamel metal and embroidered keychains, fridge magnets and luggage tags. Its site says enamel pins come in hard or soft enamel, that each order receives a free design proof, and that nothing is produced until you approve it. It lists minimum quantities that differ by product, so check the figure for your exact item before you commit to a design. Its About page states that it ships worldwide from Singapore and is a registered supplier on the government e-procurement portal. Contact is through WhatsApp, Instagram or an online form, which suits buyers who want a design-led conversation first.
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2. Gumtoo
Gumtoo is a promotional merchandise supplier whose website carries separate pages for custom enamel pins, keychains and button badges. Its enamel pin page explains soft enamel, hard enamel, printed epoxy and die-struck styles, and its FAQ states a minimum of 100 pieces per identical design. The keychain page lists metal hard or soft enamel and embroidered options, with an eco-friendly range shown elsewhere on the site. The button badge page offers several round sizes, from one inch upwards, and a choice of matte, glossy or brown backing-paper packaging. The footer shows a 2012 to 2026 copyright range and a Singapore address in the Eunos industrial area, and the site routes enquiries through a get-a-quote request.
3. Rafflestag
Rafflestag is an events and promotional products supplier whose site gives badges and keychains their own product pages. The enamel pin page walks through style choices including soft enamel, die-struck, printed epoxy, cutout pins and challenge-coin style medallions, while the site also lists acrylic pins, button badges and nametags. The keychain page offers acrylic, metal, embroidered, silicone and PVC styles, plus plushie and lanyard-style keychains. The company says it has more than fifteen years of experience and lists a Singapore office in the Woodlands industrial area. Its pages describe support from concept through to final approval, and it also supplies wristbands and lanyards if you need matching event items from one place.
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4. Gift Market
Gift Market is a corporate gifts supplier with dedicated Singapore category pages for custom pins and custom keychains. Its pins page says it makes acrylic and enamel pins, lapel pins and collar pins, with soft or hard enamel finishes, and invites visitors to request an instant quote. The keychain page describes acrylic and enamel keychains, and a wider collection groups pins, keychains, straps and coins together, which is handy if you want a matching set. The company states a Singapore office on Kaki Bukit Road with weekday hours, and shows sister sites for Malaysia and Vietnam. Orders appear to be quote-led, so send your artwork and quantity and ask what proof it will supply.
5. Nanyang Gifts
Nanyang Gifts is a Singapore corporate gifts company whose catalogue includes a Badges category and a Keychains category. Its enamel pin zinc alloy badge page describes the pins as suited to service awards and corporate recognition, mentions magnetic backing as an option, and says pieces can be individually polybagged or presented in gift boxes on request. The keychain pages cover personalised acrylic styles and plush-toy keychains, and the site publishes a guide to ordering custom keychains. The footer shows a 2026 copyright and a Singapore office in the Kolam Ayer area, with an enquiry email and WhatsApp button. Prices are shown as reference ranges only, so ask for a firm quote before deciding.
6. TheXstyle
TheXstyle describes itself as a Singapore custom printing and gift supplier founded in 2011, based in a factory building in the Paya Lebar area. Its keychain collection covers acrylic, metal, solid wood, PU and leather options, decorated by UV printing or laser engraving, and the page says acrylic can be die-cut to a logo outline and printed on both sides. The site presents a no-minimum-order approach and quick production for small jobs, which it positions as useful for short runs. Its pins collection is for solid wood lapel pins only, and the page states plainly that it does not make enamel pins, which helps you rule it in or out quickly. Choose it for keychains and wood badges, and look elsewhere for metal enamel.
7. Alpha Plus Gifts & Souvenirs
Alpha Plus is better known for trophies and awards, but its site has a Badges & Pins section split into Badges and Collar Pins, which makes it a handy option if you want a badge alongside engraved recognition items. The badges page invites you to get creative and lists enquiry-only products such as a white name tag badge and a printed badge. The site also lists services including laser engraving, UV colour printing and mounting. It shows a shopfront in Queensway Shopping Centre with posted weekday and Saturday opening hours, so you can usually discuss a job in person, though you should check the hours on its site first. Ordering starts with an enquiry rather than a price list.
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How to choose
- Decide what you are making before you ask for quotes. Enamel pins suit lapels, awards and collectors, button badges suit crowds and giveaways, and acrylic or metal keychains suit bags and keys. Makers handle each differently, so name the product, size and rough quantity in your first message to get a useful reply.
- Ask about minimum order quantities for each design, not just the whole order. Some makers state a minimum per identical design, which can change the maths if you want several variations. A supplier that publishes a low or no minimum may suit a small club or event better than a factory-style quote.
- Request a digital proof and ask whether changes are included before production begins. The makers above describe proofing in different ways, and a proof is where mistakes in colours, spelling and outlines get caught. Supply vector artwork if you can, and confirm the exact pantone or colour references that matter to your brand.
- Check production and delivery time against your event date, then add buffer. Custom items made overseas or in batches can take weeks, while some local workshops promise faster small runs. Ask the maker to put the timeline in writing, and ask what happens if a sample or approval step delays the schedule.
- Think about backings and finishes early. Pins can use butterfly clutches or magnets, badges can be pinned, magnetic or sold on backing cards, and keychains can use different rings and chains. Ask for samples or photos of finished work in the material you want, and compare how each maker describes durability instead of relying on adjectives.
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Amir Wahab is the founder and editor of LocalRank, an independent Singapore rankings and local guides publication.
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