A Quality Flag

This is how we make a quality flag for you:

The hems are folded and sewn neatly. They should be even width all the way, stitching even in stitch length and tension, and the distance of stitches at even distance from the edge. The sewing thread should be strong, and not pull the fabric together. No threads should be sticking out from the hems. The corners are turned neatly, the fly end first, then the sides. The fly end is reinforced with extra stitching.

The seams are sewn neatly and are even width.

The flag is cut along the grain. Look at the edge of the flag - can you follow one thread all along it? If you can, it means that it was cut along the grain. The flag will keep its shape and will last longer than a flag carelessly cut. We cut every piece by hand, unlike some factories where many layers of fabric are cut at once. 

Fringe is neatly sewn and doesn't pull the edge of the banner into a bag.

Clips are quality clips, brass or nylon, made in Australia.