Custom Award Medals Buyers Guide
Once you understand the industry jargon, you can decide between a full custom sports medals or select a stock award medal.
5 Steps For Buying Custom Sport Medals
There are a lot of steps to consider when custom manufacturing award medals.
- Decide on Die Struck or Cast. This video will explain the difference.
- If you want enamel (paint) you need to decide on hard or soft enamel.
- The size of your medal will influence price. Read "What Size Should I make My Medal"
- Neck Ribbons: select stock or full custom
- Depending on the ribbon you choose, you'll need to pick a slot loop or clip ribbon attachment.
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