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Great Lakes Lavender Farm Logo Pin: Small Pin, Big Lavender Pride
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The Great Lakes Lavender Farm Logo Pin features our farm logo in a small, cheerful design. It is the same pin our crew wears proudly, and it is an easy way to show a little lavender pride on your sleeve, your hat or your bag. We will not judge where you put it.
Quick answer: One small logo pin. Add it to a jacket, hat, tote or backpack, start a pin collection or tuck it into a card as a tiny gift.
Pin or button?
We offer both, and they suit different looks. A pin is small and tidy, the kind of detail that sits neatly on a lapel, a hat band or a lanyard. Our pin-back button is a little bolder and reads from farther away. Plenty of people end up with one of each.
Where it looks best
- The collar or chest of a denim or canvas jacket
- The band or side of a ball cap or bucket hat
- A tote strap, next to your other favorite pins
- A backpack pocket or a camera strap
- A cork board or pin banner, if you collect
For pin collectors
Collectors know a good pin collection tells a story: places you have been, things you love and people you support. Ours is a nod to a small family lavender farm in Rockford, Michigan. Display pins on a felt banner or a shadow box to keep them safe and visible, and rotate a favorite or two onto your jacket for the season.
Keeping it secure
Push the pin through the fabric straight on, so it does not stretch the hole, and seat the back firmly. Take pins off before washing a garment, and store spares in a small box or pouch so they do not scratch each other.
The tiniest gift
A pin fits in a birthday card, a stocking, a thank-you note or a gift bag. Pair it with farm goods in the Gift Box Builder for a bigger present.
Frequently asked questions
What size is the pin?
It is one small pin. See the product page for current details and availability.
Will it stay on a hat?
Seated firmly through thicker fabric like a cap or canvas, it holds well. On thin fabric, pin through a seam or a double layer.

































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