Printed, Stick flag

Printed Flags

Highest quality, affordable, and made of certified flame-retardant material.

What can these flags be used for?

95% of our production is ultras flags for stadiums and arenas (hockey, basketball, handball, and other sports), but we also make flags for political and social demonstrations, corporate events, weddings, even pilgrimages, and corner flags.

What material is used to produce these flags?

We print the flags on smooth 70 g/m2 polyester. This thickness allows us to produce flags with vibrant colors on both sides. The other side is, of course, a mirror image. The material is stitched all the way around, so it won't fray even in the strongest wind. If you want to wash the flag, put it in the washing machine at 60 degrees and use laundry detergent or concentrate. You can dry the flag outdoors or in a tumble dryer. The colors will never fade, don't worry.

We make flags a few cm wider, designed for pole sleeves. This width can be 1 cm, 2 cm, or 3 cm. 3 cm is a good choice for large flags, e.g., 4 m and larger, and when purchasing our telescopic poles, 1 cm will be suitable for wooden poles.

Some customers want chrome eyelets in the corners. We make them at no extra cost, just let us know in the additional information. We can also make a second pole sleeve.

Fire safety

The material used to make the flag is made of fabric that meets the EN 13501-1 standard, class B-s1, d0* – We include a dedicated paper certificate with every order, and sew labels into the flags confirming the material's flame retardancy. We also make car flags and sector flags with prints from the same material.

Questions and answers:

What is the minimum size?

Our generator specifies 0.5 m x 0.5 m, but we've created flags measuring 50 x 30 cm, for example.

What is the maximum size?

There is no limit; we can create any size flag, but a 6 x 6 m flag is a reasonable size if you want to wave it while holding a stick. A 6 m flag requires at least a 7 m stick.

Is my image suitable for flag printing?

Yes. Any image is good, even at low resolution. Flags on a pole are constantly moving, so even if your image is pixelated or slightly blurry, no one will notice. You'll see it from 1-2 meters away, but such flags are viewed from a greater distance. It's just important to maintain good proportions so the image doesn't stretch.

*-Class B-s1, d0: This is a common standard for flame-retardant fabrics, meaning:
B: Difficult to ignite.
s1: Low smoke emission (s1 – low, s2 – medium, s3 – high).
d0: No burning droplets/particles (d0 – none, d1 – medium, d2 – no requirements)