How to Buy a Flag and Get Best Value

How to choose a flag and be sure it will suit your particular purpose.  

A full description of the flag industry and how different manufacturing methods affect you.

When you go to buy a flag, “Quality” is an easy word to say, but it can mean a lot of different things in the world flags.

Buying a flag can be quite confusing when you would like some measure of value, to be sure that what you are getting is exactly what you want and need.

We have been manufacturing flags, banners and flagpoles in Brisbane since 1989 and are intimately aware of the characteristics of all products in the banner flag market, and can provide you with prior knowledge of what you can expect when you choose a particular product.

All flags are different, but the difference is not easy to see by sight, nor understand by description.  That’s where the Flag Quality Index comes in.  It puts you in control of what you are buying.

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Your Quick Guide to Choose the Right One

Use the Flag Quality Index

The Flags of All Nations Flag Quality Index is a proven measure of characteristics you want in your purchase;

• its ability to fly in light breezes
• how long it will last
• its look
• its feel
• its value as a prestige item
• its measure of public respect
• and its personal satisfaction to you

Some of these measures appear subjective, but are the result of 23 years in the flag industry paying careful attention to customers’ comments, plus our own extensive experience.

So the Flag Quality Index will give you a sound practical basis to buy a flag for your particular purpose, from us or anybody else.

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Composite Flags

A Spectacular New Flag Development

4 Years field testing and now a Great New Innovation Added to Flag Technology

• Combines Complex Designs
• Long Life
• Extreme Economy

This great addition to flag technology uses the flexibility and economy of digital printing combined with the ruggedness of heavy duty polyester flag bunting. The result is a flag costing only a little more than a short life digital print, and lasting as long as a top quality fully sewn appliqued flag.

The technique is suitable for complex designs, not for simple uncomplicated flags. If the logo is highly detailed, requiring many hours work if appliqued and therefore of high cost, the Composite Technique is ideal.

Composite flags can only now be generally offered. They have been field tested now for four years and passed with flying colours (pardon the pun). The use of a digitally printed logo sewn front and back on a quality bunting flag body does not compare with the superb traditional fully appliqued flag, but when the flag must come within budget constraints, the Composite Flag has to be seriously considered.

Phone us to discuss the practicality of the
Composite Technique and whether it can apply to your flag
Ph: +61 7 3391 8188, or Fax: +61 7 3391 8868

“I would like to thank you for your hard work and flexibility in producing a banner that turned out exactly as I had dreamed. The most impressive aspect of your response to our enquiry and order was courtesy – nothing was too much trouble, your responses to changes that I requested were prompt” … Read More Testimonials »

“I received the flags today.  They are of excellent quality and workmanship. Terrific.” Buzz Borsitzky, Glen Iris, Victoria.