Metal Logo Plates
Custom Gold-Tone Heart Hang Tag with Blue Color Fill and Geometric Cutout
Heart-shaped zinc alloy hang tag with a gold-tone frame, blue color-filled face and lower geometric cutout. The cutout and color...
Custom Metal Logo Plates
Custom Zinc Alloy Metal Logo Plates for Bags, Garments & Leather Goods
The front carries your brand; the back decides whether it fits. Send us your logo and where it goes — we’ll tell you what casts cleanly, how deep the relief should be, and which fixing suits your material, before sampling.
Metal Logo Plate Product Library
Real plates we’ve produced — different shapes, finishes, logo depths and fixings. Use them to point at what’s close to your idea, then send your own logo.
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Polished Silver Round Hang Tag with Plain Smooth Plate
Blank round medallion hang tag, mirror-polished in silver with a softly domed edge and integral top loop. A flexible starting poi...
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Matte Silver Bar Shaped Logo Plate with Engraved Logo
Thick bar-shaped logo plate in bead-blasted matte silver with raised polished lettering and no visible fixing on the front face....
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Gunmetal Black Crescent Shaped Hang Tag
Crescent-shaped hang tag in polished gunmetal, cast in one piece with its own hanging loop and a full domed profile. The same con...
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Zinc Alloy Logo Plate – White-Plated Rectangular with Four Holes
Factory-direct custom zinc alloy logo plate, white-plated rectangular with four holes, for bags, leather goods and garments.
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Tumbled Silver Oval Zinc Alloy Logo Tag with Two Mounting Holes
Custom oval zinc alloy logo tag with a tumbled matte silver finish, two mounting holes and logo detail produced from buyer artwor...
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Zinc Alloy Logo Plate – Gold & Silver Cursive Script Letter
Factory-direct custom zinc alloy cursive script letter logo plate in gold and silver, decorative branding for handbags and garments.
Metal Logo Plates
Custom Zinc Alloy Logo Plate – Silver Round Monogram Script Cutout
Factory-direct custom zinc alloy logo plate, silver round monogram script cutout, decorative branding for bags, blazers and leath...
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Where Logo Plates Go Wrong — and What to Check
A logo plate has to work on three fronts at once: the logo has to cast clean, the finish has to suit the metal, and the back has to fit what it mounts to. Miss one and it shows on the first sample.
Read our guide on preparing artwork for custom metal logo plates.Where it goes
Garments, bags, shoes, leather goods and packaging — anywhere the brand mark has to read in metal, not print.
Where detail is won or lost
Fine hairlines and small text tend to break up or fill in once cast — so we flag the detail that won't hold and thicken it before the mold.
How it fixes on
Prongs, pins, rivets, sew-on holes or a backing plate — set to your material and thickness. On 3 mm leather, short rivets won't pass through, so the back is built to the panel.
How the finish reads
Antique brass and silver, gunmetal, plated golds, matte black, brushed and color fills — the right finish depends on the metal and how deep the relief runs.
What We Lock In Before Cutting a Mold
Size, logo, finish and the back all pull on each other — change one and the others move. Here’s what we settle together before any steel is cut.
Material
Zinc alloy casts fine detail and plates well. We set the grade and thickness to the part's size, weight and where it sits.
- Zinc alloy for most logo plates
- Thickness set by size and use
- Edges eased for comfort
Shape & Size
Cut to your artwork and the space it sits in — with edges eased so the plate doesn't snag fabric or skin.
- Any outline, not just a rectangle
- Built to your length and width
- Edges eased so they don't catch
Surface Finish
Plating tone shifts a little with the metal and the relief. For a critical color, approve a finish sample before bulk.
- Antique brass / antique silver
- Gunmetal / light gold / rose gold
- Matte black / brushed / nickel tone
Logo Process
Mark what's raised and what's recessed. Relief around 0.2-0.5 mm keeps most logos readable; we'll flag detail too fine to hold.
- Raised, recessed, or both
- Engraved, embossed or debossed
- Color fill where the recess holds it
Mounting Method
The back is set to what it mounts to. Tell us the material and thickness and we size the fixing to fit.
- Prongs, pins or sew-on holes
- Rivets or a backing plate
- Back built to your panel
Structure & Testing
Even walls cast more predictably; thin spots get reinforced. Nickel-free or salt-spray testing is arranged by project or market need — not added unless you need it.
- Even wall thickness, eased edges
- Reinforced back where it's thin
- Testing arranged by project
What to Send for an Accurate First Quote
The clearer the starting point, the closer the first quote — and the fewer sampling rounds it takes. Even a phone photo of a sample helps.
Request Custom QuoteLogo artwork — vector if you have it
Sample photo or reference product
Target size and thickness
Finish reference
How it mounts, and what it mounts to
Rough quantity
Where it's used
Testing requirement if any
Nickel-free requirement if needed
Questions Before Sending a Logo Plate Inquiry
Straight answers on artwork, finish, mounting and testing — the way we’d give them on a call.
Can you make custom metal logo plates from my artwork?
Yes — vector is ideal, but a JPG, a screenshot or a photo of a sample is enough to start. If it's not production-ready, our in-house designers rebuild it into a clean vector before the mold. We're in the Jinjiang–Shishi garment-hardware cluster, with designers on staff. Artwork checks, vector rebuilds and finish references are handled here — not sent out. We'll tell you what needs adjusting first.
What information should I send for a metal logo plate quote?
Logo artwork, the target size, a finish reference, how it mounts and what it mounts to, and a rough quantity. A sample photo helps. The more we have, the closer the first quote.
What finishes can be discussed for zinc alloy logo plates?
We run antique brass, antique silver, gunmetal, light gold, rose gold, matte black, brushed silver, nickel tone and color-filled effects. Plating tone shifts with the metal and the relief, so for a critical color we'd have you approve a finish sample before bulk.
Can metal logo plates be used for bags, garments and leather goods?
Yes — bags, garments, footwear, leather goods and packaging. What changes between them is the back: the fixing and structure are set to the material and thickness it mounts to, not the other way around.
Can testing be arranged for a custom logo plate project?
Yes — nickel-free, salt-spray or other testing is arranged by project or market need. Tell us the target market and test item up front. If a project doesn't need it, we won't add it to the quote.
What is the MOQ for custom zinc alloy logo plates?
It depends on the part — size, structure, finish and whether it needs its own mold all move it. Rather than quote a number that won't fit your project, we set it once we've seen the details. Send them and we'll tell you straight.
Metal Logo Plate Inquiry
Send Your Logo — We’ll Tell You What It Takes in Metal
Send your logo and where it goes — even a rough file. We’ll tell you what casts cleanly, what to adjust, which finish is realistic, and how the back should fix on, before sampling.