Nobody complains about the print. They complain about the fly end.

Why we exist

This is a category where the artwork is the easy part and every complaint traces back to a build detail somebody left off the spec.

A single-stitched fly hem frays inside a month. A flag sold as double-sided that turns out to be single-reverse puts your candidate’s name backwards in front of half the traffic. Fade resistant means nothing without a fabric named next to it. A standard flag on a truck at highway speed shreds in a drive or two. We specify around all four, because those are the complaints, and none of them show in a photograph.

What we actually make

Campaign pole flags with a four-row lock-stitched fly hem and a reinforced header. Double-sided flags built as two printed faces either side of an opaque blockout liner, so neither side ghosts. Yard flags on a stake, hemmed all four edges rather than heat-cut, because a lawn gets mowed. Street pole banners with sewn pockets top and bottom, cut to your measured bracket spacing rather than a catalogue size. Vehicle flags in a heavier denier with taped, double-turned edges and a shorter fly. And advocacy flags on UV-stable fabric, for a message that has to outlive one election.

Everything is bagged and labelled by ward, route or drop, because the person handing them out is never the person who ordered them.

Where we stop

We print for any candidate, any party, any ballot measure and any advocacy group, and we do not write or edit your message.

We are printers, not lawyers. Disclaimer requirements for political material differ by jurisdiction and by the kind of committee you are, so we will leave clear space in the layout for that line and print exactly what you supply — and we will not tell you what it should say. Ask your own counsel or your election office.

We will tell you when artwork is not going to be legible from a moving car. That is a printing opinion, not a political one, and it is the only kind we offer.

How we price

No dollar figures on this site. Price moves with size, fabric, single or double-sided construction and quantity. Send the details and a real quote comes back the same day, with a lowest-price guarantee if you are already holding a cheaper one.

On legibility

A flag is read at distance, in motion, by somebody looking at the road. That is a hard ceiling on how much can go on one: a name, one line, and nothing else.

We redraw artwork free and we hold it on file, so the reorder in the next cycle is one line of email.

How we work

Who we serve