Collection: Dragon Ball Pins

A Dragon Ball pin goes on and comes off whenever you like: that's what sets it apart from a patch, and what makes it the easiest accessory to switch up.

PINNING IT ON, AND THE MARK IT LEAVES 📌

The post goes through the fabric and locks at the back. On heavy canvas or denim, the pinhole is invisible. On fine knits or silk, it stays — on those fabrics, a bag or a canvas jacket makes a much better spot.

THE CLASP, THE REAL WEAK SPOT 🔒

The original butterfly clasps loosen with use, and that's how you lose a pin without noticing. Locking screw-back clasps, sold separately, solve the problem for good on a piece you care about.

SIZE DICTATES THE DESIGN 📏

Dimensions are on every product page, usually a few centimeters. At that scale, emblems — Kame, Capsule Corp., the Crystal Balls — stay perfectly legible where a detailed portrait turns into a blur. It's not an aesthetic choice, it's a physical constraint.

A COLLECTION THAT SPREADS OUT 🐉

Low price, small footprint: it's the kind of item you accumulate. A jacket, a bag, a bulletin board, and the collection becomes a display. Nothing says you have to stick to a single design — in fact, that's the whole point.

PIN OR PATCH? 🔎

A pin comes off whenever you want; a patch, once sewn or ironed on, stays put. That's the whole difference, and it drives the choice: a pin for a garment you want to be able to return to plain, a patch for a jacket you're customizing for good. Both are in the catalog, and nothing stops you from combining them.

Pin your emblem where everyone will see it: choose your Dragon Ball pin. ✨