
Logo Plates and Plaques
Your brand mark cut from solid brass or stainless steel and polished to a mirror or brushed finish. Used on bags, jackets, caps and packaging, fixed with rivets, prongs or a sewn-on backing plate.
Brass and stainless steel logo plates, zip pullers, bag tags, buckles, charms and pendants, cut to your brand mark in Sialkot, Pakistan. From 30 pieces per design, starting at $15 each.
A custom metal hardware manufacturer at Wears For You means brass and stainless steel cut to your own logo: plates for bags and jackets, zip pullers and chains, hang tags, belt buckles, charms and pendants. Minimum order is 30 pieces per design and pricing starts at $15 per piece.
Most results for this search are trims suppliers selling stamped zipper pulls by the thousand at a few cents each. That is a different product. What is shown on this page is cut and polished metal with real weight, made one design at a time, which is what a brand wants when the hardware is part of the product rather than a fastening on it.
Every piece photographed here was cut to a client's mark. Nothing is chosen from a catalogue of stock shapes with a logo added afterwards, and because the same factory makes the garments, a plate and the jacket it is riveted to can arrive in one shipment on one schedule.

Your brand mark cut from solid brass or stainless steel and polished to a mirror or brushed finish. Used on bags, jackets, caps and packaging, fixed with rivets, prongs or a sewn-on backing plate.

Standalone letters and monograms at any scale, from a 15mm cap badge to a 120mm statement plate across the front of a bag. Cut from your artwork, not from a stock alphabet.

Shaped zip pullers, pull chains and wallet chains built from individually cut links. Supplied with lobster clasps, split rings or a direct swivel fitting to match the zipper you are using.

Small cut shapes for hang tags, bracelet charms, keyrings and zip decoration. Economical to run as a mixed set, because several designs are cut from the same sheet in one pass.

Script and logo pendants on ball, curb or rope chain, finished as a complete necklace. A common add-on for streetwear drops, where the pendant repeats the graphic already on the garment.

Plate and frame buckles with a cut or engraved logo, plus D-rings, sliders, eyelets and rivets to match. Produced in the same finish as the rest of a collection so the hardware reads as one family.
| Metal | What it is good for |
|---|---|
| Brass | Warm gold tone, polishes to a high shine, develops a patina if left unlacquered. The usual choice for a premium plaque. |
| Stainless steel | Hard, bright and corrosion resistant. Best for pieces that will be handled daily, such as buckles and wallet chains. |
| Zinc alloy | Cast rather than cut, so it suits a thicker three-dimensional shape. The most economical option at higher quantities. |
| Copper | Darker and redder than brass, and it ages fastest. Chosen when a piece is meant to look worn in. |
The fixing is decided at the same time as the shape, because it changes the back of the piece. Tell us what material it is going onto and we will recommend one.
Two or four posts through the material, set from behind. The strongest fixing, and the one used on the plaques pictured here.
Bent over behind the panel. Quick to set and invisible from the front, suited to leather and heavy canvas.
Lugs added to the back plate so the piece can be stitched down. Used where the backing cannot be pierced.
For anything that hangs: charms, hang tags, zip pullers and pendants.
For packaging and display pieces only. Not specified for anything that will be worn or washed.
Every photograph is our own production. Nothing here is stock imagery.



Vector artwork is ideal, but a clean photograph or a sketch is enough to start. We redraw it as a cutting file and tell you where a shape is too fine to survive in metal.
Size in millimetres, metal, thickness, finish, and how the piece attaches. These four decisions set the price, so they are settled before anything is cut.
One physical piece, in your chosen metal and finish, about 10 days. You hold the real weight and see the real colour before committing.
Bulk runs 3 to 4 weeks after written approval, with photographs during the run.
Shipped worldwide, DDP available so duties are handled before it arrives. Hardware can ship with a garment order rather than separately.
Pricing starts at $15 per piece. That is a starting point rather than a flat rate, because a 15mm brass charm and a 120mm plated steel plate with riveted fixings are not the same job. Six things move the number:
We do not publish a full price list, because a quote without the size, metal and fixing in front of it would be a guess. Send the artwork and the intended size and you will get a real figure, along with the quantity at which the per-piece price steps down.
The plate on your bag and the hoodie it ships with come from the same order, the same contact and the same schedule, instead of a separate supplier on a separate timeline.
Thirty pieces per design, not per colour and not per thousand. A drop can carry a genuine metal piece without committing to inventory you have not sold.
Every piece on this page was cut to a client mark. Nothing is picked from a catalogue of stock shapes with a logo stamped on afterwards.
Metal weight and finish do not read on a screen. You approve the real object, in the real alloy, before the run starts.
Buckles, rivets, D-rings and plates can all be finished alike, so a jacket, a bag and a cap share one hardware family rather than three near-misses.
Thirty pieces per design. That is per design rather than per colourway, so a mixed set of charms or a plate in two finishes can sit inside one order. Smaller trial quantities are sometimes possible on simple shapes, so it is worth asking before you scale a design back.
Pricing starts at $15 per piece. The final figure depends on size, metal, thickness, finish, how fine the cut detail is, the fixing, and quantity. A small brass charm sits near the bottom of that range, while a large stainless plate with plating and riveted fixings sits well above it. Send the artwork and the intended size and we will quote against it rather than guess.
A vector file (AI, EPS, SVG or PDF) is ideal because it cuts directly. A high-resolution photograph or a clean drawing is enough to begin, and we redraw it as a cutting file. We will tell you before sampling if any part of the mark is too fine to hold in metal at the size you want, which is the most common reason a first design needs adjusting.
Brass, stainless steel, zinc alloy and copper. Finishes include mirror polish, brushed or satin, antique and gunmetal oxidising, gold, rose gold, nickel and black plating, colour fill in engraved recesses, and soft or hard enamel. A sample in your chosen combination is produced before bulk, because plating colour and surface texture do not translate reliably from a screen.
Most commonly with rivets, two or four posts pushed through and set from behind, which is the strongest option and the one used on the plaques shown on this page. Prongs bend over behind the panel and are quick to set in leather. Sew-on loops let a piece be stitched where the backing must not be pierced. Charms and pendants use jump rings or lobster clasps. We recommend a fixing once we know the material it is going onto.
Yes. Shaped zip pullers, pull chains and wallet chains are built from individually cut links rather than stock findings, and they are supplied with lobster clasps, split rings or a direct swivel fitting to match the zipper you are using. Tell us the zipper size and brand and the fitting is matched to it.
About 10 days to a physical sample from approved artwork, then 3 to 4 weeks for bulk once you have approved that sample in writing, plus shipping. Allow roughly six to eight weeks from first contact to hardware in hand, and tell us early if you have a launch date so the sample round can be planned backwards from it.
Yes, and it usually should. Producing both at Wears For You means one order, one contact and one shipment, so a jacket and the plate that goes on it arrive together rather than on separate timelines from separate suppliers. It also keeps the finish consistent with any hardware already on the garment.
Yes. Pendants, charms and chain assemblies are produced the same way as apparel hardware, and several of the pieces shown on this page are pendants and necklaces rather than garment trims. We do not work in precious metals, so these are brass, steel, copper and zinc alloy with plated finishes rather than solid gold or silver.
Caps, beanies, bags and belts that the hardware on this page is most often fitted to.
Accessories manufacturer →ManufacturingJackets and leather goods where riveted plates and custom buckles do the most work.
Leather Wear manufacturer →ManufacturingHoodies and tees to pair with a matching pendant or chain for a drop.
Streetwear manufacturer →Send your artwork and get factory-direct pricing back within 12 hours, from 30 pieces per design and $15 per piece.
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