Pin — 'You Are Safe With Me'

Description:

“You are safe with me.” Four simple words that can change the atmosphere of a room.

This enamel pin features a soft purple safety pin wrapped in a banner that reads “You Are Safe With Me,” with a small heart detail. It is a visible promise and a quiet signal that your presence, identity, and story are respected here.

Whether worn by educators, healthcare workers, friends, allies, or community leaders, this pin offers reassurance without needing a speech. Sometimes safety begins with something as simple as being seen.

It says what it means. You are safe here.

Great for:

💜 Creating visibly safe spaces

🏫 Classrooms and learning environments

🏥 Healthcare and support settings

🌈 LGBTQIA+ inclusion and allyship

🧠 Neurodiversity-affirming spaces

🤝 Community events and advocacy

🎁 Meaningful gifts for mentors, teachers, and supporters

🧷 Lanyards, jackets, scrubs, and bags

Features:

✨ “You Are Safe With Me” banner design

🧷 Purple safety pin illustration

💗 Small heart detail

🎨 Enamel finish with raised metal outline

🔒 Secure metal backing

Image Description: An enamel pin shaped like a large purple safety pin. A white banner wraps across the middle with the words “You Are Safe With Me.” A small pink heart appears on the lower banner. The design has a black metal outline and glossy enamel finish.

Details:

Material: Zinc Alloy with enamel coating

Size: Approx 4.7cm (L) x 3.7cm (W) 

Weight: Less than 10 grams

Package Includes: 1x Pin

Age Guidance: Suitable for teens and adults. Not recommended for children under 3 years due to small parts. Not a toy. 

How to Use:

🧷 Attach securely to clothing, bags, or lanyards

👕 Press backing firmly into place

🔄 Remove gently when changing garments

Care Instructions:

🧼 Wipe clean with a soft cloth

💧 Keep dry to protect enamel finish

📦 Store safely when not in use

⚠️ Note: Wearing this pin does not automatically make someone a safe person. Safety and trust are built through actions, listening, and consistency. This pin simply opens the kōrero and signals willingness to stand with and support the LGBTQIA+ community.