Size guide
The most frequent question on the phone is which size to order. This page brings together every size we make, in one place.
All sizes are given in centimetres and written width × height. That matters: the same flag is written elsewhere as 90 × 150 and as 150 × 90, and the order changes the shape entirely.
If you cannot find what you need, we make any size to order.
At a glance
- Eight standard flag sizes
- All held in stock
- Width × height, in centimetres
- Any size made to order
Flags - standard sizes
| Size (W × H) | Typically used for |
|---|---|
| 60 × 40 cm | Small poles, indoor display |
| 100 × 60 cm | Balconies and shopfronts |
| 120 × 70 cm | Balconies, small poles |
| 150 × 90 cm | The most common choice for a school or home flagpole |
| 180 × 110 cm | Taller poles, public buildings |
| 240 × 150 cm | Municipalities, hotels, large poles |
| 300 × 180 cm | Large poles and installations |
| 500 × 300 cm | Very large poles and building façades |
All standard sizes are held in stock.
Small flags
| Product | Size |
|---|---|
| Table flag | 24 × 16 cm, 33 cm total height, 6 cm base |
| Hand flag | 30 × 20 cm |
| Bunting flag | 30 × 20 cm, three per metre as standard |
Banners and poles
| Item | Size |
|---|---|
| School banner | 90 × 120 cm, or made to order |
| Banner pole | 3 metres, 39 mm diameter, 2-2.5 kg |
| Harness straps | 100 cm and 60 cm, 4 cm wide |
How to choose
If you are replacing an existing flag, measure the old one and give us the numbers. It is the safest approach.
If the pole is new, tell us its height and where it stands - a school yard, a balcony, a hotel frontage - and we will suggest a size.
For anything not in the tables, we make to order, with no minimum quantity.
Frequently asked questions
Do you write width × height or height × width?
Width × height, in centimetres. So 150 × 90 means 150 centimetres wide and 90 centimetres tall.
What is the most common size?
150 × 90 centimetres. It suits most flagpoles at schools and homes.
Do you make sizes outside the table?
Yes, any size to order, with no minimum quantity.
What is the largest flag you have made?
58 × 27 metres. It took fifteen rolls of fabric and three days of work, and was so large it was first unrolled on a football pitch.