Loser Pin

Loser Pin

Size : 2,5 cm x 2,5 cm

Material : stain

Made in France

Are pins still in fashion?

Yes, pins have definitely come back into fashion in recent years! 🌟 Once very popular in the 80s and 90s, they are now making a comeback thanks to the vintage and streetwear trend. Designers and brands are revisiting them with modern designs, often inspired by pop culture, humor or activism.

In the 1980s and 1990s, pins experienced a real golden age. Small, colorful and infinitely customizable, they were much more than just an accessory: they were a real fashion trend and a collector's item. From the 80s onwards, pins became extremely popular, particularly thanks to major brands and global events that used them as advertising media.

In the 90s, the pin craze reached its peak. Some brands make a real business out of it, and passionate collectors (called pin’sophiles) exchange, sell and search for rare models. Specialized fairs and dedicated magazines even appear to follow this trend!

Companies, sporting events and TV shows distribute them massively. In France, the pin’s becomes an essential promotional object, particularly with the Albertville Olympic Games in 1992, which launched a very popular official collection.

How to wear pins with style?

On a denim jacket it is the most classic and effective option! Add a few pins on the collar, pocket or shoulders to personalize your jacket and give it a unique touch. Pins are also perfect for customizing a fabric bag, a backpack or even a clutch. Mix several styles for a fun and offbeat effect!

For a chic and original touch, place a discreet pin on the lapel of a blazer or on the collar of a coat. Opt for a minimalist model in gold or silver metal for an elegant effect.

Attach one or more pins to the edge of a cap or beanie for a bold streetwear style. Pins can be worn alone for a minimalist effect or in accumulation for a more assertive look. Play with sizes, colors and shapes to express your personality!

So, ready to adopt or re-adopt pins? 😊✨