Seattle Supersonics Enamel Pin
The Seattle Supersonics enamel pin is a nostalgic piece of Seattle's history. There still is a huge following in the city for the sport — some have stayed salty about the Sonics being taken from Seattle. Many remember Kemp, Payton, Schrempf and others take the court — the energy the Sonics brought to the city was palpable!
Details:Â
- 1"
- Hard enamel
- 1mm thick
- Gold metal
- Butterfly clutch for maximum hold
Brian of Hype Pins started as a visual designer in the tech industry and is now a Senior Product Designer. To get back to the tactile nature of things (as corporate work can stifle creativity with politics and bureaucracy), Brian started Hype Pins in 2019 with the idea to provide nostalgic pins he found cool.
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Seattle Supersonics Enamel Pin
The Seattle Supersonics enamel pin is a nostalgic piece of Seattle's history. There still is a huge following in the city for the sport — some have stayed salty about the Sonics being taken from Seattle. Many remember Kemp, Payton, Schrempf and others take the court — the energy the Sonics brought to the city was palpable!
Details:Â
- 1"
- Hard enamel
- 1mm thick
- Gold metal
- Butterfly clutch for maximum hold
Brian of Hype Pins started as a visual designer in the tech industry and is now a Senior Product Designer. To get back to the tactile nature of things (as corporate work can stifle creativity with politics and bureaucracy), Brian started Hype Pins in 2019 with the idea to provide nostalgic pins he found cool.
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The Seattle Supersonics enamel pin is a nostalgic piece of Seattle's history. There still is a huge following in the city for the sport — some have stayed salty about the Sonics being taken from Seattle. Many remember Kemp, Payton, Schrempf and others take the court — the energy the Sonics brought to the city was palpable!
Details:Â
- 1"
- Hard enamel
- 1mm thick
- Gold metal
- Butterfly clutch for maximum hold
Brian of Hype Pins started as a visual designer in the tech industry and is now a Senior Product Designer. To get back to the tactile nature of things (as corporate work can stifle creativity with politics and bureaucracy), Brian started Hype Pins in 2019 with the idea to provide nostalgic pins he found cool.
