Personalised Flag Size and Finishing Guide
Create personalised flags with your own logo, artwork or message. Start with the digitally printed flag options, then confirm the dimensions, orientation and finishing needed for your flagpole, wall, event or promotional display.
Plan the specification before ordering
Use this checklist to prepare the details for your order. It is designed to help you choose and specify the product; follow the instructions supplied with your selected system for assembly, operation and care.
1. Measure the finished flag
Record the width and height in consistent units. State which dimension runs horizontally when the flag is displayed. If it must replace an existing flag, measure the original and describe its attachment points.
2. Describe the finishing
Explain how the flag will be fixed to the pole or display. Do not guess the finishing from a product photograph. Give the team the existing hardware details so the print can be specified for the intended use.
3. Check artwork orientation
Mark the attachment edge and show how the logo should read when installed. Check every design version, especially when ordering different messages or mirrored layouts. Keep important information away from seams and attachment areas.
4. Agree the final specification
Before ordering, confirm dimensions, finishing, print option, quantity and deadline together. Retain the approved artwork and order details for future replacements rather than relying only on a saved image of the design.
Questions to resolve before you order
Can I order just the printed flag?
Check the selected product options and state whether hardware is also required. A custom printed graphic does not automatically include a pole or base.
What information is needed for a custom size?
Provide width, height, orientation, attachment requirements and intended use. Include a photograph or specification of existing hardware if it must fit.
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