Flags and Banners

A: The appliqué process is one of the oldest flag and banner making methods. This process consists of layers of different color fabrics being traced and sewn together by one of our in-house seamstresses. Even though appliqué is a very labor intensive and time consuming process, the results are some of the most beautiful that you will come across.

A: Dye-sublimation is a process where our printers apply high amounts of heat in order to transfer the dye directly onto specific fabrics. Dye-sublimation is used to make flags and other light-weight banners for products such as feather flags.

A: Even though there are standard sizes for both flags and banners, we put no limitation on how big we can make them. Whether you are looking to wrap the side of a building or cover the field of a football stadium, our seamstresses can make your flag or banner as large as you need it to be.

A: There are several time tested techniques and processes that we use at Lafuente Sign & Awning to apply graphics for your flag(s) or banner(s). These include: hand-sewn appliqué, dye-sublimation, digitally printed, or hand-painted.