Send Order Confirmation

Submitted by bwroot on Tue, 12/05/2017 - 13:00

Thank you, [commerce_order:customer_name_first] [commerce_order:customer_name_last]

Your order has been received.  Your order number is: [commerce_order:order_number]

Please check your confirmation carefully.  Please make sure that all names, places, and dates have been entered & spelled correctly. 

Changes to custom products MUST be made within 24 HOURS. 

The following products cannot be changed after the order is placed: nameplate express, rush production leather, and badge express. 

Request ID

Submitted by bwroot on Fri, 12/01/2017 - 12:09

ACTION REQUIRED: For the type of badge you have ordered we require verification of your identity and connecting you to the specific role and / or agency referenced on your badge.

In order to complete your order, we require that you submit copies of two documents:

1.  Your Official ID with your name, picture, and the name of the department or agency referenced on your badge.

How to Care for Your Badge Wallet or Case

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Perfect Fit Shield Wallets' commitment to quality and attention to detail makes their badge wallets and badge cases some of the highest quality, longest-lasting leather products around. Proudly made in the USA, Perfect Fit's badge wallets and badge cases are hand tooled from start to finish by dedicated staff, ensuring a build that will last for years. We know that when you receive your badge wallet you'll be happy with it and will want to ensure it stays in great shape.

Explained: Soft vs. Hard

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When building your Smith & Warren badge on badgeandwallet.com, you’ll notice the option for soft or hard enamel. While the names might give you preconceived notions as to what these materials are, we wanted to clear the air and tell you a little about them. Afterward, you’ll be able to choose which type provides the look and feel you like.

The Badge-Making Process: Step By Step

Smith & Warren has been proudly manufacturing badges in the United States since 1925. Every badge is manufactured in a technologically advanced secure facility located in White Plains, New York. Badges generally take about four weeks to produce. We often get asked why this is, so we're sharing with you a step-by-step process of how each badge is made. All Smith & Warren badges are hand-crafted, of the highest-quality and come with a lifetime warranty, which makes the wait well worth it.

A Short History of Badges

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A badge is a distinctive emblem which marks an individual's office, membership or achievement. Today, we know badges mostly as the shields worn by police, firefighters and the military, but badges have been around since the Middle Ages. During that time, badges were popular as jewelry in Europe and were made of cloth or metal and worn on clothing.

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