HELP CENTER FAQ

Soft enamel leaves color below the raised metal lines; hard enamel is filled and polished to a more level surface. Choose based on the feel and look you need.

Butterfly and rubber clutches are common starting points; locking clutches, safety pins and magnets can be requested. Tell MGM the fabric, use and any restrictions before confirming the attachment.

Include every moving part, cutout and attachment in your artwork notes. These affect the outline, balance, assembly and production quote.

Provide a vector logo or a high-resolution source and the finished size. The production proof identifies lettering or color areas that need simplifying.

List the quantity for each design and specify the card size, printed text and packaging. Each design and tool is reviewed in the quote.

Include the team name, season, location and roster if needed. Check spelling and confirm the completed outline and size before approving production.

Describe each moving component and how it attaches. Clearance, balance and construction must be checked with the production artwork.

List the wording, number and quantity for every version. MGM reviews whether separate tooling or printing is appropriate.

Provide separate front and reverse designs. Keep key text inside the outline and review the relationship between relief, metal borders and enamel areas.

A plain, rope, reeded or cut edge changes the perimeter detail. Tell MGM whether you also need edge lettering; it is a separate production request.

State the starting number, number of pieces, position and duplicate restrictions. Confirm these details in the proof and quote.

Share the relief and color placement separately. The team reviews which areas can be filled or printed and how small details will reproduce.

Diameter, thickness, base metal, relief, number of sides, plating, color areas, edge, extras, packaging and quantity all affect the quote.

Enter a separate quantity for each finish in the medal configurator. The total quantity combines all finish quantities.

Specify names, placement, dates and whether each medal has the same or different text. Engraving suitability is reviewed with the selected process.

Choose stock ribbon, custom ribbon or no ribbon. For custom ribbon include width, colors, printed text and repeat pattern.

Provide the required arrival date and delivery destination. Production and transit are reviewed separately before MGM confirms a schedule.

Embroidery emphasizes stitched texture; woven construction supports finer detail; PVC provides molded depth; print supports full-color artwork. Send your application and design for a process recommendation.

Coverage describes the part of the base fabric covered by stitches. It changes the visual texture and can affect the production quote.

Sew-on, iron-on, hook-and-loop and temporary adhesive serve different uses. Confirm the garment fabric, heat tolerance, attachment strength and washing requirements with MGM.

A merrowed edge gives a raised stitched perimeter suited to compatible outlines. A cut border can follow more detailed shapes; final suitability depends on construction.

Provide the supplier reference or a physical sample. Digital colors are planning references and must be checked against the actual material.

Follow the garment and confirmed patch/backing instructions. Avoid guessing a heat setting from a screen preview; ask for a care specification when ordering.

Split rings, clasps, carabiners and ball chains suit different uses. Include the intended load, attachment opening and finish when requesting a quote.

Send front and reverse artwork and specify if either face needs engraving, enamel or printing.

Add the functional requirement and intended size to your brief. The proof must account for opening clearances and assembly.

Specify marker only, hat clip, divot tool or a holder. Confirm the metal and magnetic construction before approval.

Keep fine details legible at the finished diameter. Include a source logo and request a production proof before ordering.

Engraving and etching mark or recess the metal; printing places color on the surface. Compare them using the required text, finish and desired feel.

Provide a working destination URL and a high-quality code. Review readability, contrast and quiet space at the final physical size.

Include the complete outline and specify areas to remove. The team reviews structural strength and any sharp or fragile details.

Provide belt width, loop or hook construction and any fit requirements. Dimensions must be reviewed with the reverse-side construction.

Mark the raised, recessed and decorative areas separately and confirm the setting method and finish in the production proof.

Specify the desired width, feel, printed or woven artwork and intended use. Material availability and construction are confirmed with MGM.

List the hook, clip, buckle, card holder and any breakaway requirement. A safety or breakaway feature must be explicitly specified and approved.

Specify a writable panel, removable card or printed details. Keep private address information out of publicly shared design examples.

Provide the bag attachment type, strap material and opening size. The attachment and tag construction are reviewed together.

Send a vector file when available, or a clear PNG/JPG/PDF plus the exact wording. Keep editable originals and tell MGM if you need design assistance.

Production follows the approved proof and confirmed order/payment arrangements. Include any event deadline so production and transit can be reviewed separately.

Use the sample request to compare available processes. Request design changes before approving production; cost and timing depend on the production stage.