Clubhouse Large

All kinds of sports clubs use them, whatever sport they play. And the tradition isn’t limited to sports teams. Bands, charities, and local community groups will get them made too. People even order them for themselves to celebrate a sporting success or a special occasion.
That bigger size really makes a statement when they're being shown to people, or exchanged. If two teams meet in a cup final or a very important match, the size of the pennant shows just how important the event is.
Clubhouses put these pennants on the walls and leave them there, and because they’re larger, you can see them from all over the room, letting people admire all the exchanges and successes the club has had. Most sports clubhouses have been doing this for decades.

When a player gets one of these large pennants, they’ll keep it forever. When you order a custom pennant, you have a lot of ways to make it look like your club, through the design, how it’s made and little personal touches. What you decide about how it’s printed, the materials used and the visuals will all show what your organisation is about.
Sublimation printing which pushes the ink into the material of the pennant. This gives a smooth finish and doesn't change the texture of the fabric. The colours are very bright and won't crack or come off
Printed pennants allow for more complicated pictures and colours that fade. They are cheaper than embroidered ones and can include photos, which you can’t do with embroidery. The flat finish is more in keeping with a modern look.
You can include your club’s logo, your sponsors’ logos and any text you want in the design of the pennant. We will accept your artwork in a standard format and can help with the design if you need it. Because they’re bigger, you can have a lot more detail in the picture than on a standard A4 pennant.

They are for a lot more than just looking nice; teams swap them, hang them up in the team changing room, and give them as gifts when something important happens in a sport.
You’ll often see these larger pennants at important games in cup finals, tournaments, and all sorts of competitive matches, where teams give them to each other as a sign of respect. This happens in both amateur and professional sports.
Because they’re much bigger - twice the size of regular A4 pennants - they really show when they’re presented on the field or at a prize giving. Clubs use them in international friendlies, games in the League Cup, and championship matches. Many organizations keep these presentation pennants forever as reminders of a special day, and players and people involved with the club get to keep them as proof of what they did in their sport. They come in their own packaging so they’re ready to give out right away at formal events.
Sports clubs have a long tradition of displaying pennants on their walls, and these bigger pennants really grab your attention. They are hung in places where members and visitors can admire the clubs past and all the teams they’ve played against. Each one stands for a game, a tournament, or a swap with another sports group. Football, rugby and swimming clubs all do this; the pennants have designs made for the club, with their colours, the date and details of the event, and all tell the story of the match.

Teams give them to players when they retire, to people who have worked for the club for a long time, and to those who are seen as being the most important people in the club's history. Because they's personalized, each one can be made for the specific person or event that's being celebrated. Charities and community clubs also use them for their important occasions, and they become keepsakes that people put in their homes or offices for years.
Trophy cabinets are another good option for showing them off. A lot of clubs arrange the pennants in order of when they were won, or based on how important the event was that they’re for.
You can personalise each large pennant for a particular match, event or time. Clubs can add the date of the match, what competition it was, or a special message, along with their badge.

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