Personalised Pennants

What makes these pennants different from normal ones? Well, they're personal! Teams can put players’ names on them, the year they won a championship, or something else that marks an important moment. Schools can include which 'house' a student is in, when they graduated, or something the student did well. Then there are printed pennants, which use digital or screen printing for lots of bright colours and are good when you need a lot of them quickly and a quality gift.
Football pennants are the most popular, clubs swap them before a game to be friendly, and fans buy them to remember the game.
Teams use custom pennants for each player, as prizes for winning a competition, or to sell to raise money. Schools give them out during sports day, for 'house' competitions and at special events.

Football is the biggest market for personalised pennants, with clubs designing them for the whole season, cup games and when playing for their country. Rugby, cricket and netball teams also order them.
Lots of house flags are sold for school sports days, showing the different colours and symbols of each house. Athletic clubs get them for county, regional and national championships. Swimming, tennis and golf events also use personalised pennants as prizes. Youth leagues especially like them as they are cheap prizes that young players really value.
You can change personalised pennants in lots of ways - the printing, the size, and the decorations. What material you choose and the little finishing touches really affect how they look and how long they last.

Digital sublimation printing can handle a full range of colours, photos and complicated logos. Our pennants are made from polyester satin. Polyester is tough and Satin is luxurious, combined makes the colours brighter, and is good for showing off your club colours/designs.
Good quality cloth means the printing will be clear and bright and will stay that way for years. How heavy the cloth is changes how the pennant hangs - heavier cloth looks more solid, and lighter cloth moves more easily.
You need to think about the colour of the edges to go with the background colour. If the background is coloured, the edges either have to be the same colour or a contrasting colour so they stand out from the crowd! Most places offer black, blue, green, yellow, red and white, but we offer more colours and can purchase your own custom colour trim, depending upon quantity ordered.

Tassels on the pointy end give a traditional look from boats or sports. I think they're especially good for club pennants and prizes.
Rope for hanging it up looks good and is practical. Or you can have a 'pocket' for a pole or metal rings like on a banner, depending on how you want to put it up. These final touches turn a useful flag into something you'll want to display.

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