Teardrop Banner Flags

Teardrop Banners

Teardrop banners for indoor and outdoor use; trade shows, shopfronts, markets, sports days, event entries. Tool-free setup; each banner ships as a complete kit with flag, poles, base, and carry bag.

Sizes

Small, Medium, Large, Extra Large.

Printing

- Single-sided: full colour front, mirrored through to the reverse
- Double-sided: full colour both sides with a block-out layer so each side stays legible from any angle

Specs

- 130gsm knitted polyester flag
- Full-colour dye-sublimation with UV-resistant inks
- Reinforced pole sleeves
- CE-certified epoxy fibreglass poles with stainless-steel base sleeves
- Ball-bearing spindle in every base - the flag pivots with the wind
- Carry bag included (1500 × 195 × 30 mm)

Bases

Ground spike, cross base, wall bracket, or water-weight base. Cross and water bases suit hard surfaces and windy outdoor sites;
ground spikes are fastest on grass.

Free artwork, pay only after approval.

Send us a brief or your existing files and our in-house designers build the artwork at no cost. You don't pay until the proof is
signed off.

Shipping

$18 flat rate, anywhere in Australia.

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Not sure which banner or base to pick? Call us on 1300 762 322.

Which size should I choose?

Think about viewing distance, not floor space.

- Small (2.3m) options work indoors where ceilings are low; booth interiors, shopfront windows.

- Medium (2.8m) is the common outdoor pick: visible from 15–20m across a market or event.

- Large (3.5m) clears parked cars and reads well over a crowd.

- Extra Large (4.5m) is for competing with street signage or being seen across a sports field.

Can they handle weather conditions?

Yes, with the right base. Expect reliable performance up to around 25–30 km/h winds with a cross or water-weight base. Above that, pack them down. Rain and sun aren't an issue for the flag itself: dye-sublimation inks are embedded into the fibres, not printed on the surface, so they won't peel or wash off.

Single-sided or double-sided, which do I need?

Single-sided is the everyday choice and costs less. It's fine when the flag sits against a wall or faces a single direction of traffic (shopfronts, trade-show booths, stage backdrops).

Go double-sided only when people genuinely walk past both sides - an event entry, a walkway, a footpath activation. The block-out layer between the two prints stops either image showing through, so both sides stay clean.

What artwork do I need to send?

The more finished, the faster - but we work with what you have:

- Ideal: print-ready PDF or vector file (AI, EPS, SVG) sized to your flag

- Workable: a high-resolution logo plus your brand colours (Pantone or hex)

- Fine: a rough sketch, a Word brief, or a photo of an old banner - our in-house designers will build it at no extra cost

You'll see a proof before you pay a cent. If it isn't right, we rework it until it is.

Which base should I use?

- Ground spike: grass or soft soil. Fastest setup, cheapest, no weight needed.

- Cross base (X-base): concrete, tile, indoor floors. Stable in light wind; sit a water bag on top for gustier conditions.

- Water-weight base: outdoor hard surfaces with real wind exposure. Fills on-site, empties for transport.

- Wall bracket: permanent shopfront or wall mounting when you don't want the banner taking floor space.

If in doubt, a cross base is the most flexible default.

How long will my banner last?

Depends on how hard you use it.

Event-use (up, down, back in the carry bag between events), expect 2–3 years of regular service before print fade becomes noticeable.

Left up permanently in direct Australian sun - fading shows from 12–18 months. Store them rolled in the carry bag when not in use and they'll last markedly longer.

How long can setup take, and can one person do it?

Small and Medium under two minutes, one person, no tools. Pole sections push-fit together, the flag sleeve slides over the top,
a tension cord pulls taut, and the whole thing drops into the base.

Large and Extra Large are still one-person jobs, but the pole length makes a second pair of hands handy. Takedown is the reverse; everything packs back into the carry bag.

Can I reorder just the flag later?

Yes. The pole kits and bases are standard and reusable - when your branding changes or you need a new campaign, order just the replacement flag and keep the hardware. Cheaper, less waste, same setup process.

How fast can you deliver?

$18 flat-rate shipping Australia-wide. Production typically takes a few days after your proof is approved, so most orders land in your hands within 5–10 business days of ordering. Got a tight deadline? Flag it when you order and we'll tell you honestly whether we can hit it.