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# Order Lapel Pins/Badges/Sensory Kits
Order Lapel Pins, Badges and Sensory Kits from your account
Pins, Badges and Sensory kits can be ordered from your account.
* Pins and Badges can be ordered for free every time your rank is updated or if you get an additional endorsement (Cider or Mead)
* Discounted Sensory Kits can be ordered in a limited manner (and until a given year's budget for sensory kit discount is exhausted).
* You may be limited to order pins, badges or sensory kits once every X number of months as determined by BJCP Board or corresponding directorate (Communication Directorate for Lapel Pins/Badges and Education Directorate for Sensory Kits).
* There may be shipping restrictions on Lapel Pins, Badges or Sensory Kits - order form will notify you of this.
* Ordering system will track your previous order and may not allow you to order Lapel Pin, Badges or Sensory kit if you are not eligible for it.
* Exceptions can be made - you can reach out by email to corresponding volunteer handling each item from each respective order form.
* To Access Lapel Pin/Badge/Sensory Kit Order page - click on the corresponding item on the "Account" submenu
* Fill out the information required on each form and follow the instructions to submit the order form.
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