Wholesale Feather Flags and Teardrop Flag Banners Online
Dye sublimation Teardrop and Feather Flag printing on polyester fabric flags and banners are a great way to promote your business to drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians as they motor, pedal, or trundle past your place of business on the street, bike lane, or sidewalk.
Our Teardrop & Feather Flag Banners are available with free standing “cross” bases or spike bases for sticking into the ground if available. The collapsible cross base also comes with a water weight. Each banner also comes with a heavy duty black canvas carrying bag for portability.
Product Features and Options
- Small, Medium, and Large sizes available
- Indoor / outdoor usage
- Pole stands and 4 base types available for indoor/outdoor usage
- May be used indoors and outside
- Banners are printed using dye sublimation to polyester fabric
- Single-sided or double-sided
Popular Uses
- Street-side attention grabbers
- Along the aisles at Trade Shows
- Movable standards for festivals, etc.
- Product or event advertising
X Banner Stand for Sale
Typically used indoors X frame Banner Stand can be purchased with or without the stand.
Popular Uses
- Street-side attention grabbers
- Along the aisles at Trade Shows
- Movable standards for festivals, etc.
- Product or event advertising
Teardrop, Feather Flag, X Banner Template & Sizes
Single or Double-Sided Teardrop Banners
Single or Double-Sided Feather Flags
Single or Double-Sided Flag Banners
Single or Double Sided Retractable X Banners
Testimonial
OMG The banners came out FANTASTIC!!! I just can’t get over the color on them and how nice they look… Big kudos to you and your team! Please pass along how happy I am! :) Thank you again SO much…I’m already happily planning next year’s order ( but hopefully we won’t have to rush you next time lol).
– Kellee at KelleeArt Design, FL
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Visigraph is a wholesale domestic and import broker, and therefore, we require a minimum order of $500USD for ALL wholesale orders.
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Large Quantity Quotations
If you need large quantities of banners and/or banner stands, call us at 509-483-8000, email our sales department directly at sales@visigraph.com, or fill out our Get A Quote form.
The Visigraph 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
We pay careful attention to every detail on every order we receive, and our 100% Satisfaction Guarantee is just what it says…you’ll love our banners and banner stands or we’ll re-do/re-ship them. It doesn’t happen often, but hey, we’re human too! Rest assured, though, that if it does, we’ll fix’em free of charge and with no hassle.
Note: Banner stands have varying warranties. Banners are not warranted except for color fading.
Calculating the Size of your Retractable Banner Stand
Height x Width = Number of Square Feet. For example, if you have a banner that is 5ft. x 5ft.- 5 x 5 = 25 square feet
The Fabric for Teardrop Banners and Feather Flags
As mentioned at the introduction of this page, the fabric used for teardrop and feather flag banners is polyester. It is a polymer-based woven fabric material. It is the same type of material, with improvements, that your granddaddy used to wear suits made of. Like I said, though, improvements have been made to the materials so that now you can get anything from smooth poly knits to poly silks, poly flags, and sheer fabrics for almost any event, indoor or out.
Polyester is very stain resistant, and only certain specialty dyes are able to permanently color the fabric. They have also been made to mirror natural fibers. An example is “polysilk” fiber, obviously mimicking silk. Polyknits have been used for 50+ years, but now can emulate cotton or wool or taffeta or other natural or synthetic fibers, often with superior durability.
Some polyesters are “thermoplastics,” and these are the type used in polyester fabric. Natural fibers cannot be used in the print process due to their cellular structure and the chemistry of dye sublimation.
The pores of the polyolefin fabric expand and open. The dye from the transfer paper is converted to a gaseous state and the pressure from the rollers forces it into the open cells of the poly fabric, thus infusing the color to become part of the fabric itself.
As the fabric cools, the pores close back up around the dye, but are now whatever color the dye was that infused them. This process is somewhat like photo printing in that the tones are continuous, unlike the dot pattern of an inkjet printer. This also is what creates the richness of color, tone, and continuity in dye sublimation printed fabric graphics that catch everyone’s eyes.
The Substrates for X Banners
You can have either vinyl and polyester fabric banners as substrates for your X banners.
Vinyl banners are made using a loosely woven nylon fabric, which is encased in hot PVC vinyl. Once it cools, it is trimmed and rolled onto larger rolls, typically 50 yard or meter rolls, and shipped to distributors world wide. You’ll note that the vinyl banner material is not folded, but rolled, because vinyl banner material was not made to be folded.
They are great because they don’t cost much money to produce. They can be easily customized using advanced print technology and durable, custom or Pantone® colors, which are patented to be consistent and true from printer to printer. They are also easy to transport because they are lightweight and flexible.
The ink used is fade-resistant and maintains a bright, impressive appearance when displayed outside. The banners can be one-sided or two-sided. In a well-made banner, the grommets that will be used to hang it should be added to the hems. The side hems are doubled in thickness and can better hold a grommet than a single layer of vinyl.
Banner Care
Vinyl Banners
The more “plasticizers” that are used in the manufacturing process of a vinyl banner, the softer and more supple it will be. However, we always advise our clients to never fold their vinyl banners, because they will wrinkle, and the wrinkles may or may not be removable. Always roll your banners, and preferably on a hard cardboard or plastic tube core so that it won’t be crushed or folded.
Just roll it up or take it down, compressed into a very small package which is very easy to transport. Anyone can easily do the set up and take down when the event is over. All he or she need to do is place the rolled or folded banner into a shoulder bag and be on her way.
Fabric Banners
If you can’t fit the banner or banners in your washer, then you’ll need to manually wash them, whether when you’re hanging them or washing them in a large tub or barrel. It is likely you’ll need to use a more aggressive grease removing detergent with an outdoor banner that you would with its indoor banner counterpart.
After washing, the best practice is to hang them up to dry. If you don’t have this option, and they’ll fit in a dryer, go ahead and dry them that way. Make sure you don’t leave them in the dryer once it stops, as it’ll create wrinkly banners.
Once the fabric banner has dried, you can also use an iron on low heat to iron out any wrinkles that may have occurred in the drying process.
Banner Longevity and Durability
Vinyl banners can be truly long-lasting. They are sturdy, shiny and embossed to give a look of authority and brilliance. A matte-look is also available if too much shine is not what you are after. The color quality of digitally printed or screen-printed graphics is tough to beat.
They are a great choice for store openings, a large or dramatic sale, and other spectacular types of messages. Because these are made from synthetic plasticized vinyl materials, weather is no problem.
Consider using photographic quality printing if you want to create an extra-special look, carefully hemmed and hole-punched with grommets to add security to your banners’ longevity, as they are expected to last a good long time. In advertising terms, that translates to about five years with normal wear and tear if properly installed.
Most digitally printed banners, though, should, if properly installed, last at least 3 years outdoors, though I’ve seen them last 10 years in the case of one very cheap client. There is not much you can do to protect a banner from the sun, but a good quality ink should keep them lasting as long as you’ll need them to advertise your company or event.
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