Custom medals.
A moment
to keep.
Connect your event identity, award levels and presentation in one considered design.
Begin with your medal brief. We’ll review availability, design and production options for your event.
One event.
Many ways to recognize.
Define the purpose before choosing
the shape, artwork or ribbon.
Ranking
Distinguish placements and competition divisions.
Participation
Carry one event identity across every recipient.
Recognition
Mark a person, program or organizational milestone.
Use one design or separate versions by placement, age group or program. List the wording, quantity and ribbon treatment for each before artwork and tooling are finalized.
Your identity.
In every dimension.
Review artwork, structure and finish as one design.
Every side has a role.
Provide logos, text, dates and colors for each side. Mark differences between award levels and the elements that must remain unchanged.
Artwork and production feasibility are reviewed together.
Define the outline and feel.
Share a round or custom outline, target size and preferred thickness. A reference is useful if dimensions are undecided.
Review structure, ribbon connection and packaging together. Dimensions are selected to suit your brief.
Make the surface part of the design.
Describe metal appearance, colored areas and raised or recessed details. Confirm actual material, coating and color process against the approved specification or sample.
From the ribbon
to the handover.
Plan how the medal is worn,
presented and protected.
A ribbon that belongs to your event.
Specify color, width, logo or wording and attachment preference. The design review brings personalization and attachment details together.
Packing for the way you present.
Discuss individual, grouped, presentation or branded packing. Protection and carton arrangements depend on medal size, ribbon and quantity.
A clearer brief.
A more useful
project review.
Send the information you have. Mark undecided items so artwork, construction and pricing can be reviewed together.
| Purpose & levels | Ranking, participation or recognition; one design or multiple categories. |
|---|---|
| Artwork | Both sides, logos, text, dates, colors and changes by version. |
| Dimensions | Shape, size and thickness—or a reference. |
| Material & finish | Preferred material or visual effect for project review. |
| Ribbon | Color, width, artwork and attachment preference. |
| Quantity & packing | Total and quantity per design; presentation and protection needs. |
| Delivery | Destination and desired receipt date. |
Feasibility, sampling and commercial terms
The project proposal brings construction, finish, ribbon and packing together with tooling, sampling and pricing. It specifies the order quantity, production and shipping schedule, fees, freight, any agreed credit, payment and trade terms.
Three steps
to an agreed specification.
Share your requirements
Send your reference and brief. Identify any design or sample preparation that needs discussion.
Review the variables
You supply or approve artwork and specifications. Me Trophy reviews requirements and coordinates the agreed steps.
Confirm before production
Agree any sample scope, approval record, specification, fees and delivery terms in writing. Any later changes are reviewed for their cost and timing implications before proceeding.
Need a freestanding, desktop, wall-mounted or sculptural award? Choose by purpose, information, presentation and packing as well as appearance.
Useful next steps.
Before you
get started.
Practical answers to help you prepare a clearer project brief.
Can you review an existing medal design?
Yes. Send the front and back artwork or a clear reference, plus quantity and dimensions. The brief helps us identify available options and suitable production requirements.
Can first, second and third place have different designs?
You can request a shared design with different wording or separate designs. List the artwork changes and quantities for each award level so tooling and pricing can be assessed.
Which sizes, thicknesses and materials can I choose?
Share your target size, thickness and preferred material or visual effect. We will review suitable options for your design, ribbon connection and packaging.
Can the ribbon carry our event colors or logo?
Include the ribbon color, width, logo or wording and attachment preference in your brief. We will review personalization and attachment options with your design.
Can I request a sample before production?
Discuss a sample to review appearance, construction and personalization. The sample proposal sets out availability, approval scope, tooling, fees, freight and any agreed credit.
What are the minimum quantity and lead time?
Send your design count, target quantity, artwork status, packing needs, destination and event date. The quotation will specify the suitable order quantity, production schedule, shipping and charges.
Make the moment
part of the medal.
Share a reference, quantity, destination and desired receipt date. We’ll review the next steps with you.