A round pinback button that says exactly one thing: I Accept Tips. The message is set in plain block lettering on a flat field of solid color, printed onto a metal shell with a standard pin closure at the back. It was made in the USA, and it comes in a small and a larger format, each in its own color pairing.
The design borrows from the visual language of union buttons, campaign pins, and the name tags that have long been part of service-industry uniforms. There is no illustration and no joke beyond the deadpan delivery, which is why it reads so quickly. The bright grounds stand out against black aprons, denim, canvas, and wool.
Pin it to an apron, a vest lapel, a guitar strap, a tote, or the brim of a hat. It suits servers, bartenders, baristas, buskers, and anyone who works for gratuity. It also makes a small, inexpensive gift for the person on your list who spends their shifts on their feet.