A custom flag is a sign that moves, which is why it suits a garden, a stall, a dorm wall or the front of a house where a rigid board would look wrong. Ten formats sit on this shelf and each is a different job: garden banners, house banners, a combined garden and house banner, two double-sided flags that read correctly from either approach, an outdoor flag made with a rod pocket, single pennants, strung triangle party flags and small hand flags sold singly or in packs. Your artwork goes on in full colour — a logo, a photograph, a name, a crest. Production is 1 to 3 days before the flag ships, and one flag is an ordinary order.
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Garden banners are the small format read from a path. House banners are larger and read from the street. The combined garden and house banner is offered in both sizes from one listing.
Hand flags are small enough to be carried and come as a single or in packs. Triangle party flags arrive strung as a line for decoration rather than as one piece. A single pennant is a wall shape that stays up all year.
Order a double-sided flag where people approach from two directions: a single-sided flag is printed once, so from behind the artwork appears mirrored and any lettering reads backwards.
Artwork is printed in full colour with the colour carried into the fabric rather than sitting on top as a separate layer, so there is nothing to crack along a fold. The guide to this method explains the process and its real constraint: the fabric has to be the right kind, which is why this shelf carries no cotton flags.
Each product page states how that format is finished and hung — the outdoor flag, for example, is made with a rod pocket — and no poles, brackets or rope are included, so the flag fits hardware you already have.
A flag usually arrives with other things carrying the same artwork. Rigid formats and hanging banners are on custom signs. Stickers put the design on a van or a window, a canvas print moves it indoors, and a blanket is the version people take to the match.