Made for your message
Custom flags & banners
Have an idea, an event, or a design that needs to fly? Tell us what you have in mind. We will help you choose the right custom flag construction and prepare a no-pressure quote.
Work made for customers
Custom flag examples
A look at the kinds of custom flag projects we produce for customers.
Digital printing
Detailed art and small-run projects.
Artwork review
Vector files and design guidance.
Sewn construction
Appliqué and traditional details.
Custom digital printing
Bring detailed designs to fabric
Digital printing makes complex artwork, fine detail, and color gradations practical for custom flags—even for smaller quantities. A single/reverse design reads correctly on the front and appears in reverse on the back.
We can discuss finishes such as a canvas heading with brass grommets, a pole sleeve, or fringe when you request your quote. If you have an event date, please include it up front so we can confirm whether the timeline can be met.
Color matters on fabric.
For digital-print projects, we will discuss color approval before the final production run. Screen and paper colors can differ from dye on nylon.
Artwork help
Start with what you have
The best starting point for a printed custom flag is vector artwork—preferably a complete Adobe Illustrator layout with colors, fonts, and linked files included. Outlined fonts and RGB artwork allow for the best production review; Pantone references are helpful for flat colors.
Tell us whether your vector artwork is ready. If it is, submit the form first, then email the artwork to info@flagguys.com and reference your name.
Traditional sewn flags
Appliqué and fully sewn custom work
Some projects call for the dimension and character of traditional construction. Ask us about appliquéd, fully sewn flags and banners when texture, sewn details, or a classic presentation are important to your design.
Include the finished size, quantity, how the flag will be displayed, and any construction preferences. We will review the details with you and recommend the appropriate path before quoting the work.