Flags

Advertising Flags – Feather, Blade, Teardrop & Rectangle Banner Flags

Advertising flags – also called feather flags, blade flags, teardrop flags, and swooper flags – are tall fabric banners on flexible poles that flutter to attract attention outside storefronts, at events, and along roadsides. Birttani Display, a U.S. display manufacturer with facilities in California, Texas, and New Jersey, produces the Bandera flag series in four shapes and heights from 7ft to 15ft, with ground stakes, cross bases, and water fillers for any surface.

Each flag is dye-sublimation printed edge-to-edge on knitted polyester and available single- or double-sided (a blockout layer keeps both faces reading correctly). Flexible fiberglass-and-aluminum poles let the fabric move in the lightest breeze while the bungee-tensioned mounting keeps graphics taut. Setup is tool-free: slide the flag onto the pole sections, insert into your chosen base, and it’s standing in under 2 minutes.

Bandera Flag Shapes & Sizes

• Blade – straight edge, rounded top; 8ft, 10ft, 12ft, 15ft – maximum print area per height
• Feather – curved swoosh profile; 8ft, 10ft, 12ft, 15ft – the classic storefront flag
• Teardrop – taut teardrop shape; 7ft, 9ft, 11ft, 14ft – stays readable in wind because the fabric doesn’t flap
• Rectangle – flag-style with flutter tail; 12ft, 15ft – bold movement, outdoor use
• Hardware & Accessories – ground stakes, cross bases, water fillers, and carry bags

Which Flag Shape Should You Choose?

• Windy locations: Teardrop – the tensioned fabric keeps your message legible when other flags just flap
• Most text and branding space: Blade – the tallest usable print area of any shape
• Classic look with gentle motion: Feather – the swoosh flutter that draws the eye
• Bold, dramatic movement: Rectangle – maximum flutter for high-traffic outdoor spots

Choosing the Right Base

• Grass or soil: ground stake – drives straight into the ground for the most stability
• Concrete or indoor floors: cross base + water filler – weighted for hard surfaces where stakes can’t go
• Birttani bases are universal across all Bandera flag shapes

Advertising Flag FAQs

What is the difference between feather and teardrop flags?

Feather flags have a curved edge with loose fabric that flutters; teardrop flags pull the fabric taut so the graphic stays flat and readable even in strong wind.

What base do I need for an advertising flag?

Use a ground stake for grass or soil, and a cross base with water filler for concrete or indoor floors.

How tall should my advertising flag be?

For storefront sidewalks 8–10ft is sufficient; for roadside visibility choose 12–15ft to rise above parked cars.

Are advertising flags double-sided?

Single-sided prints show a mirrored reverse; double-sided prints use a blockout layer for correct reading on both sides.