How does the pin attach to fabric or bags?

It uses a traditional pin back clasp that pushes through material and locks closed, the same mechanism found on most enamel pins. It holds securely on backpacks, jacket lapels, hats, and canvas bags.

What is the pin made from?

The pin features metal construction with a vibrant enamel coating that resists chipping and fading through normal wear. The finish is durable enough for daily use on bags and outerwear.

Is this pin related to a specific product?

Yes, it celebrates AirFly wireless audio adapters that let you use Bluetooth headphones with airplane entertainment systems. The wing design references both flight and wireless freedom.

FlyHigh Pin

The 3-second version

Vibrant enamel finish designed by illustrator Tyler Pate
Secure pin back holds firm through travel and daily wear
Compact badge works as a visual packing reminder
Niche appeal tied to specific product ecosystem
Small item easy to lose if pin back fails

Why it's on GiftsFeed

Enamel Pin Celebrating Wireless Audio Adventures

Most enamel pins are generic decoration. This one does double duty: it signals membership in a specific community of travelers who solved the airplane headphone jack problem, and it acts as a functional checklist item clipped to the bag you see every morning. The collaboration with Tyler Pate gives it illustrator credibility beyond typical branded swag, and the wing motif works whether or not someone knows the reference. It's the rare accessory that celebrates a piece of technology without looking like a billboard.

Good gift when

Frequent travelers who rely on Bluetooth adapters in-flight
Collectors of aviation or tech-themed enamel pins
People who need visual reminders to pack essential gear

Skip it if You don't travel with wireless audio adapters or have no use for enamel pin collectibles

If you're giving it

No sizing to guess

Small collectible ideal for travelers who value wireless audio gear

The details

This enamel pin marks your membership in the club of people who refuse to settle for wired headphones at thirty thousand feet. Designed in collaboration with illustrator Tyler Pate, it features wing iconography that nods to wireless audio freedom on every journey.

The vibrant enamel finish and compact size make it easy to spot on a backpack, jacket lapel, or messenger bag. Beyond decoration, it serves a practical function: a visible cue attached to your everyday carry that reminds you to pack the gear that matters before you leave for the airport.

Durable metal construction with a secure pin back keeps it firmly attached through security lines, overhead bin shuffles, and baggage claim sprints. The design celebrates a specific upgrade—choosing Bluetooth connectivity over tangled cables—without requiring explanation to those who know.

Twelve South

FlyHigh Pin

A bright collectible badge for travelers who upgraded their in-flight listening

$9.99at twelvesouth.com

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The 3-second version

Vibrant enamel finish designed by illustrator Tyler Pate
Secure pin back holds firm through travel and daily wear
Compact badge works as a visual packing reminder
Niche appeal tied to specific product ecosystem
Small item easy to lose if pin back fails

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Questions

How does the pin attach to fabric or bags?: It uses a traditional pin back clasp that pushes through material and locks closed, the same mechanism found on most enamel pins. It holds securely on backpacks, jacket lapels, hats, and canvas bags.
What is the pin made from?: The pin features metal construction with a vibrant enamel coating that resists chipping and fading through normal wear. The finish is durable enough for daily use on bags and outerwear.
Is this pin related to a specific product?: Yes, it celebrates AirFly wireless audio adapters that let you use Bluetooth headphones with airplane entertainment systems. The wing design references both flight and wireless freedom.