Custom Pennant Flags – Perfect for Events & Promotions

Yes, the page states a minimum of 20 pieces for bulk orders. Pennant flags are normally ordered in sets for a venue, route or booth line, so work out how many you need to hang or display and put that count in your quotation request.

The page lists digital high-resolution full-colour printing for pennant flags. Because the flag tapers to a point, the narrow tip loses space quickly, so keep detail and small lettering in the wide end and let the tip carry only a simple shape or a solid colour.

Yes, digital full-colour printing means one pennant can carry gradients, photos and many colours together. Since the flag is read at a distance and often moving in the wind, strong contrast between the background and the lettering matters more than the number of colours used.

Yes, the page supports a logo, slogan or custom design in digital high-resolution full colour. A pennant is narrow and tapers, so place the logo toward the wider end and keep the wording short enough to read from a distance.

Supply JPEG, PNG, AI, PSD or PDF, ideally 300 DPI and in CMYK. A flag is viewed at a distance, so use large, high-contrast shapes and a plain background and outline your fonts in AI files so the lettering prints exactly as designed.

Yes, the page describes them as durable and suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. For long outdoor displays, fix them firmly against wind and mention the display period in your enquiry so the team can advise on suitable options for the weather.

The page offers various shapes and sizes in a lightweight, durable material, but does not publish exact dimensions or the fabric type. Ask for the size options in your quotation request, and decide first whether the flags hang on a line or sit on a pole.

Yes, we send a proof or mockup for your sign-off ahead of printing, so you see the layout on the pennant shape first. Revisions remain possible after ordering, and the page confirms minor artwork changes are accepted until production begins, so check the proof carefully.

Yes, samples can be requested before placing a bulk order. Looking at a real pennant first helps you judge the stiffness, the finish and how the colours print, before you commit to a full set for your venue or route.

Not quite: a pennant is a flag that is usually triangular or tapered, while a standard flag is rectangular. Pennants are often strung in lines or waved by supporters, whereas standard flags are hoisted on a single pole, so decide which shape suits your layout.

The page notes they are lightweight and easy to set up and take down. Hang them along a string over entrances and booth lines, or mount them on poles; as hanging accessories are not listed, confirm those with the team when you ask for a quotation.

Choose by display method: a hanging line of small pennants works for entrances and booth rows, while larger pennants suit poles at a stage or finish line. Send your venue layout and quantity in a quotation request, or chat on WhatsApp, for the team to advise.