Sewn Top Sleeve
The sleeve is sewn across the top rather than added as a loop, so the flag hangs straight on a stand instead of bunching at one corner. A pole is not part of the package, which suits anyone who already has a stand planted by the walkway. Measurements are taken by hand with a tolerance of about one centimeter, normal for sewn textiles and small enough that the sleeve still slides on easily.
Burlap Look, No Fray
Real burlap sheds threads after a season on a porch. This is polyester woven and finished to read as burlap from a few feet away, which gives the texture people want in autumn decor without the loose fibers. It resists fading in direct sun and shrugs off the rain that comes with October, so the leaves printed on it still look brown and orange by Thanksgiving.
Printed On Both Faces
Wind turns a garden flag constantly, and a single-sided print spends half its life showing a blank back to the street. We print both faces with the same artwork and text, so the design reads whichever way the flag settles. That matters most on a corner lot or a driveway approached from one direction, where the flag is seen from behind as often as from the front.
Beside The Mailbox
It goes where the season already is: at the edge of a flower bed, beside a walkway, next to the mailbox or in a planter on a balcony. Twelve by eighteen inches is small enough not to compete with a wreath on the door and large enough to register from a passing car. Indoors it can hang from a hook in an entry, though the print is made for weather.
