Badgemakers has passed the hundred-year mark, a century of dies cut, badges struck, medals ribboned and trophies engraved for New Zealand's schools, clubs, companies and national organisations. The tools have modernised, but the promise hasn't: 100% New Zealand owned, everything made properly, in our own workshop, by people who care how it turns out.



Designs are created by us or supplied by you, then moulds or dies are cut, an intricate process in itself, and the foundation of every crisp badge we strike.
Copper or brass blanks are pressed with significant force and trimmed, fittings are attached, and each piece is electroplated in its chosen finish.
Colours are filled by hand, then the badge is finished with a resin coating that protects the work for decades of wear.
From a single retirement gift to a nationwide rollout, we treat every job as a chance to prove why we've lasted a century. Send us your idea and we'll come back with a free, no-obligation quote.