

Domo-kun Pin | Official Collectible Enamel Pin
Our official Domo-kun pin captures the unmistakable charm of NHK’s fuzzy brown mascot in premium enamel detail. Each pin features his signature wide-open mouth, sharp teeth, and expressive eyes rendered in vibrant hard enamel with polished metal edges.
Perfect for jackets, backpacks, hats, or display boards, this collectible pin measures just over one inch in diameter and arrives with a secure rubber clutch backing. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering Domo for the first time, this pin adds instant personality to any surface.
We manufacture each piece with attention to the character details that have made Domo beloved worldwide since his 1998 debut. The pin’s compact size makes it ideal for layering with other enamel pins or wearing solo as a conversation starter.
Pin specifications & design details

Materials & Construction Quality
We produce every Domo-kun pin using hard enamel plating over a sturdy metal base, ensuring the colors stay vibrant and the surface resists scratches through daily wear. The manufacturing process involves filling recessed metal areas with enamel, then firing at high temperature to create a smooth, glass-like finish that sits flush with the metal borders.
The metal backing and posts use nickel-free alloy to accommodate wearers with sensitive skin. Each pin undergoes quality inspection before packaging to verify the enamel fill is complete and the rubber clutch grips firmly. This attention to detail means your pin will look as crisp a year from now as the day it arrives.

Sizing & Placement Ideas
At 1.1 inches across, the Domo-kun pin fits comfortably on jacket lapels, backpack straps, baseball caps, and canvas tote bags without overwhelming smaller surfaces. The compact diameter also makes it easy to group with other pins when building a collection display on cork boards or pin banners.
We’ve found the single-post design with rubber clutch works best on medium-weight fabrics like denim, canvas, and twill. For delicate materials like silk or thin knits, consider pinning through a reinforced seam or using a backing card to distribute pressure. The lightweight enamel construction means it won’t pull or sag even on softer backpack fabric throughout the day.
Care & Maintenance
Cleaning Your Pin
Wipe the enamel surface with a soft, slightly damp cloth to remove dust or fingerprints. Avoid submerging the pin in water, as prolonged moisture exposure can affect the metal backing over time. For stubborn marks, a cotton swab with a drop of mild soap works without damaging the enamel.
Storage Tips
When not wearing your Domo-kun pin, store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve the color intensity. We recommend keeping the original backing card or using a pin display book with individual slots to prevent the post from scratching other collectibles. Check the rubber clutch periodically and replace if it becomes loose—most craft stores carry universal pin backs that fit standard posts.



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Questions About Your Domo-kun Pin
Push the metal post through your fabric from front to back, then slide the rubber clutch onto the post until it sits snug against the fabric. The clutch grips the ridged post to hold the pin in place.
For thicker materials like heavy denim or canvas, you may need to wiggle the post gently while pushing. If the clutch feels loose over time, replacement rubber backs are available at most craft stores and fit standard pin posts.
Yes, we hold an official licensing agreement with NHK, the Japanese broadcaster that created Domo-kun. Each pin features the NHK licensing mark on the backing card packaging.
This ensures the design matches the authentic character artwork and that a portion of proceeds supports the continued creation of Domo content. All our Domo products undergo approval by NHK’s licensing team before production.
You can wear the pin through TSA checkpoints, though we recommend removing jackets or bags with metal pins during screening to speed up the process. The small metal post and enamel body won’t trigger alarms on their own.
If you’re traveling with multiple pins on a backpack or jacket, placing the item in a bin for X-ray scanning helps security see the pins clearly. We’ve never heard of anyone having an issue, but allowing extra time for screening is always smart when wearing metal accessories.
Hard enamel is UV-resistant and holds color remarkably well compared to printed or painted pins. We’ve tested our pins under extended sun exposure and seen no fading after six months of outdoor wear.
To maximize longevity, avoid storing the pin in direct sunlight when not wearing it, and clean with a damp cloth rather than harsh chemicals. The fired enamel creates a permanent bond with the metal that resists wear from normal handling and friction.
Replacement rubber pin backs are widely available at craft stores like Michaels or Joann, usually sold in packs of 10-20 for a few dollars. Look for standard-size clutches that fit 1mm posts.
You can also find metal locking backs online if you want extra security for the pin. We include one pre-attached rubber clutch with every pin, and the post is standard sizing so any replacement back will work.
We accept returns within 30 days of purchase as long as the pin is unworn and still in its original packaging. Contact our customer service team with your order number to initiate a return.
If the pin arrives damaged or defective, we’ll replace it at no charge or issue a full refund including return shipping. We inspect each pin before shipping, but manufacturing defects occasionally slip through—just reach out and we’ll make it right.
The metal post has a sharp point, so we recommend this pin for ages 8 and up with adult supervision. Younger children can enjoy Domo merchandise through our sticker and plush toy lines that don’t have sharp components.
The rubber clutch prevents accidental opening, but kids should understand not to put pins in their mouths or poke themselves or others. For children who want to display the pin rather than wear it, a cork board or felt banner provides a safe surface.





