THESE ARE THINGS® – Enamel Pins • Iron On Patches

GOAT Pin

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$6.5 $10 In stock

Category: Pin

The GOAT Pin from THESE ARE THINGS® is a small enamel pin made for everyday wear on jackets, bags, lanyards, and hats. Its simple goat motif and compact shape make it an easy accent piece or a fun gift for anyone who likes a little humor with their accessories.

  • Brand: These Are Things
  • Product type: Pin
  • Design: GOAT motif
  • SKU: PN0267 (Standard)

Add it to a pin collection or use it to give a plain bag or jacket a bit of personality.

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Benjamin I. ★★★★★

I’ve had this little goat on my denim jacket for a week now, and the enamel finish is holding up great through daily wear. It’s small enough to sit on a lanyard without feeling bulky, but the shape still catches people’s attention.

James T. ★★★★★

Snagged this for my canvas tote, and the enamel has a nice, sturdy weight to it — no flimsy feel. The little goat silhouette is clean enough to work with just about any bag or jacket.

Timothy ★★★★★

I attached it to my work lanyard the first day and it's survived constant bumping through doors and desk drawers. The enamel coating feels sturdy, not cheap, and the goat face is just the right amount of quirky without looking childish.