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NYC Soup Can Enamel Pin

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$3.65 $5 In stock

Category: Enamel Pin

NYC Soup Can Enamel Pin by Jacqueline Colley + Badge Bomb. Give your shop a little New York art-world attitude with the NYC Soup Can enamel pin from Badge Bomb. This playful soup can design makes a fun accessory for anyone who loves New York and the pop art style.

  • Hard enamel with black metal finish.
  • One back post with butterfly clasp.
  • Measures approximately 13 x 32mm.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Henry ★★★★★

Pinned it to my denim jacket and it hasn’t budged even after a few washes—the metal finish has a nice weight to it. The soup can design gets a lot of compliments, too.

James A. ★★★★★

The clasp is sturdy and the glossy enamel really makes the soup can pop against my bag. It’s a fun little nod to the art scene without being too loud.

Adam K. ★★★★★

The little spoon detail on this soup can pin is such a clever touch—it's tiny but makes the design feel complete. I clipped it onto my denim jacket and it's already gotten a few compliments from people who recognized the art-world vibe.