- 153 Bridgeland Avenue, Unit 9, Toronto, Ontario, ON M6A2Y6
- 2237 Hawkins Street, Unit #1120, Port Coquitlam, BC V3B 0M2
- 800-268-1779
Flags are available in either Nylite or Durapoly. For prolonged outdoor use and image quality, Nylite is recommended. Durapoly is an economical alternative to Nylon. Nylite offers superior image quality and the highest strength-to-weight ratio, meaning the flag is strong enough to last and light enough to fly.
Colour accuracy and consistency is ensured by producing flags with reactive acid dyes for maximum durability and brilliance. Try to select darker colours so that it is more resistant to fade. Colour match using Pantone colours for the best colour accuracy through digital screen print.
Flags are often flown at height and seen from distances. Hence, the most effective designs are simple and bold. Using contrasting colours also helps to enhance a flag’s visual impact. Include: Vector art provides crisp, quality prints to maintain an image’s resolution.
Flags are double needle lock-stitched with a reinforced stitching at the fly-end. The header of the flag can be either be finished with Rope and Toggle, Grommets or an Open Sleeve.
As a general rule, the length of the flag should be at least 1/4 of the flagpole height. Most residential wall mount flags are:
• 36” x 18”
• 54” x 27”
• 72” x 36”
Small industrial or commercial buildings generally fly a 72” x 36” flag on an 8 ft. wall mount pole.
Our flags are made of premium fabric and are the choice of corporations, events and governments world wide. The brilliant satin appearance, vivid permanent dyes, UV protection and durable, lightweight fabric makes this flag a great value.
The team at Flying Colours International takes pride in the craftsmanship of all flags and banners.
Listed below are factors to consider on how to choose the right fabric for your flags and banners:
1. Fly-ability refers to how frequent the flag is used under all weather conditions and the wind velocity required to make the flag “flutter” Recommendation: Nylite
2. Colour Accuracy is a measure of how closely colours are reproduced to their intended shade Recommendation: Nylite
3. Colour Penetration is a measure of the depth and brilliance of the colour Recommendation: Nylite
4. Image quality is a measure of the accuracy and clarity of the image Recommendation: Nylite
5. Image retention determines how long an image remains fit to be shown on a flag or banner Recommendation: Nylite
6. Durability indicates how long the flag remains fit to be shown Recommendation: Nylite or Durapoly
7. Greying Resistance measures how prone light or white colours are to fade or turn grey • Recommendation: Nylite
Flying Colours Intl. is the choice for all flags and banners for corporations, events and governments world wide. Our flags are made using premium fabric, vivid permanent dyes, UV protected, durable and lightweight. Nylon does not absorb a lot of moisture and dries quickly when wet, which makes it an ideal fabric to use for flags at locations where moderate to heavy rain, is to be anticipated.
The following suggestions will assist you in obtaining full value from your flag:
• Where possible, a flag should be taken down every night.
• If soiled a flag may be safely hand washed in cold water, using any domestic soap or detergent that does not contain bleach and then spread out to dry – either towel dry or air dry .
• When a flag is wet, it is heavier and adds more weight that stresses the fibers of the material.
• If slightly frayed or torn, a flag should be repaired at once, it could help save the cost of a new flag.
• Never store a wet or damp flag, spread it out until dry .
No flag should be raised higher than the National Flag. All other flags should be flown at the same height.
• When two or more than three flags are flown together, the National flag should be on the left, as seen by spectators. Whenever three flags are flown the National flag should be in the middle.
• When crossed with another flag, the National Flag is on the flag’s right (reader’s left) with the staff over that of the other flag (Insert image) .
• When provincial and territorial flags are flown or displayed along a wall, placement is based on the date of entry into Confederation of the provinces and territories. In a grouping of flags that includes the National Flag of Canada and all of the flags of the provinces and territories, the order of precedence is:
1. National Flag 2. Ontario (1867) 3. Quebec (1867) 4. Nova Scotia (1867) 5. New Brunswick (1867) 6. Manitoba (1870) 7. British Columbia (1871) 8. Prince Edward Island (1873) 9. Saskatchewan (1905) 10. Alberta (1905) 11. Newfoundland and Labrador (1949) 12. Northwest Territories (1870) 13. Yukon Territories (1898) 14. Nunavut (1999)
An additional National Flag of Canada can be positioned at the end of the line: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1
Economical fabric, used for single day events
Sizes Available :
72”x 36”, 108”x 54”
Durapoly is a durable and economical fabric with good colour intensity.
Sizes Available:
18”x 36”, 27“x 54”, 36”x 72”,
45“x 90”, 54“x 108”, 72”x 144”
Our most popular fabric. 200 denier Nylite has a traditional look and is durable even in extreme weather conditions.
Sizes Available:
9”x 18”, 12”x 24”, 15”x 30”,
18”x 36’, 27”x 54”, 36”x 72”,
45”x 90”, 54”x 108”, 60“x 120”,
72“x 144”
Sizes Available:
18”x 36”, 27”x 54”, 36”x 72”,
60”x 120”, 72”x 144”, 90”x 180”,
108”x 216”, 120”x 240”, 144”x 288”,
180”x 360”, 216”x 432”, 240”x 480”
Fabric with similar in appearance to the 200D Nylite, but has capabilities for extra strength on the the fly end.
Sizes Available:
72”x 36”, 54”x 108”
Offers the optimal combination of flyability, colour intensity, image quality and durability. Government Specified Fabric.
Sizes Available:
4” x 6”, 6” x 10“, 72”x 36”, 108”x 54”
Heavy duty fabric for extreme weather conditions.
Sizes Available:
72”x 36”, 108”x 54”
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