Wokeface

Go With the Flow Button

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$2.16 $3 In stock

Category: Buttons

The Go With the Flow Button is a pinback button from Wokeface, made in the USA in Portland, Oregon. It uses recycled paper and steel, and is listed under the Buttons category with flair and pinback tags.

  • 1.25 inch pin back button
  • Made in Portland, Oregon, USA
  • Made with recycled paper and steel
  • Wokeface brand button
  • SKU: BTN0048
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

The recycled paper backing gives it a nice matte feel, and the pinback clasp is solid enough that I’ve worn it on my jacket twice without any wobble. It’s a small touch, but knowing it’s made in Portland with sustainable materials makes it feel more meaningful than your average button.

Avery A. ★★★★★

I was pleasantly surprised by how sturdy it feels for being made with recycled paper and steel—definitely doesn’t feel flimsy. The pinback is secure enough that I’ve worn it on my jacket for a week without it budging.

Timothy ★★★★★

The pinback clasp actually holds tight, so it hasn't popped off my jacket once. Knowing it's made from recycled paper and steel in Portland is a nice bonus.