Thanksgiving Decorations - Tis the Season Fall Garden Flag | Fall Decor | Double Sided Pumpkin Football Backdrop Yard Flag - Thanksgiving Party Accessories Supplies for Garden Yard Porch Patio Lawn
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Thanksgiving Decorations - Tis the Season Fall Garden Flag | Fall Decor | Double Sided Pumpkin Football Backdrop Yard Flag - Thanksgiving Party Accessories Supplies for Garden Yard Porch Patio Lawn

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Autumn and football arrive together, and this flag treats them as one season. Bright pumpkins, maple leaves, a cup of pumpkin spice coffee and football elements share the panel under the words TIS THE SEASON. It measures 12 by 18 inches on lightweight polyester, with no pole in the pack, and it can stay out for the whole run of home games.

Harvest Meets Game Day

Two kinds of autumn decorating usually live in separate boxes: the harvest things for the dining room and the team things for the den. The artwork here puts pumpkins and maple leaves next to footballs and a coffee cup, so one flag covers a Thanksgiving weekend and the Sunday afternoons either side of it. Tailgate gatherings take the same panel on a stake.

Sharp From Every Angle

Advanced double-sided printing keeps the pattern and the colors clear on each face, which decides how a flag looks along a path people pass on both sides. Set in a front yard, a garden, a porch or beside a walkway, the pumpkins and the lettering face outward whichever way the panel has turned itself in the wind.

Built In Sleeve Hanger

The sleeve is sewn in along the top, so the flag fits most standard garden flag stands and putting it up is a matter of sliding it on. Taking it down is as quick, which suits a flag that gets moved between the front lawn and the patio for a game day party. The fabric is light, so a modest breeze lifts it.

Lightweight Polyester Outdoors

High-quality polyester is the reason this stays out rather than coming in each night. The weather-resistant fabric handles sun, rain and the wind that comes with late autumn, and the pumpkin oranges keep their brightness instead of fading pale by the end of the season. In December it folds small enough to store with the Thanksgiving linens.

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