A Flag Has Two Sides
We make flags that people design themselves. No minimum, no sales rep, no waiting for a proof — you see your flag before you order it.
It started with a flag that read backwards
A café owner hung up his brand new flag on a Friday afternoon, stepped back across the street to admire it, and saw his own name in mirror image. The printer had done nothing wrong. The flag was printed on one side, and ink that soaks through the fabric comes out reversed on the back. Nobody had told him.
He called, slightly embarrassed, to ask whether that was normal. It is. And that is exactly the problem: half the street only ever sees the back of your flag, and almost nobody mentions it when you order. So we built the shop the other way round. Double-sided means two separate layers with an opaque interlining between them, and your design reads correctly from both pavements.
What we do differently
You see it before you buy it
Upload your file in the design tool and the preview on screen is the print file. No approval round, no waiting, no surprises. If the resolution is too low for the size you picked, it says so right there.
From one piece
One flag for a shop window or forty for a tournament — same fabric, same press, same three to four working days. The discount rises automatically from the second or third piece.
Made in Europe, delivered across it
115 g/m² UV-resistant woven polyester, printed in the EU, free shipping on every order over €60 anywhere in the EU. No customs, no long wait.
Still the best part
The moment a file becomes fabric. Someone sends over a logo they have been staring at on a screen for years, and a few days later it is hanging three metres up, moving in the wind, readable from both sides of the street. That never gets old.