Rod And String Already Fitted
There is nothing to thread or clip together on a cold porch. The rod is in place at the top and the hanging string is attached, so the banner goes over a hook or a nail in one movement. Holes along the bottom edge let it be tied down to a railing or a frame, which stops it swinging across the door in wind.
Santa, Reindeer And Snowflakes
The printed scene works through the figures people look for at a front entrance: Santa, reindeer, snowflakes and a snowman, with MERRY and CHRISTMAS set in large letters down the length. Sharp printing on fabric keeps those letters legible from the street rather than the doorstep, which is where most passers by actually see a door decoration from.
Porch, Balcony Or Office Wall
The same narrow format fits places a wreath does not. It hangs down a porch column, along a balcony rail, from a ceiling beam inside, or flat against a wall in a garage or living room. Offices use it behind the table at a holiday lunch, where it also serves as the background for the group photograph.
Folded Away After The Season
Fabric does not crack or crease the way printed card does, so the banner survives being folded small and left in a box for eleven months. There is no chemical smell when it comes back out in November, and the colors do not need checking before it goes up again in the same spot on the porch.
