Vinyl Banners
Weatherproof 13oz vinyl for tent frames, fences, and walls — hemmed, grommeted, reusable for seasons.
Vinyl Banners
This is the banner that gets zip-tied to a tent frame at seven in the morning and taken down in the rain twelve hours later. 13oz vinyl is a genuinely outdoor material: it does not tear at the fixings, the print does not lift in sun, and it dries flat after a downpour instead of wrinkling permanently. One banner typically works fifty-plus events before it looks tired.
Every banner is hemmed on all four sides as standard — the edge is folded and welded rather than left raw, which is the difference between a banner that frays after a season and one that does not. Grommets are punched into the reinforced hem where you need them: all four corners for a tent frame, every two to three feet all around for a long fence run that will catch wind, or none at all if you are pole-pocketing or taping it.
Choose gloss for maximum colour punch outdoors, where a bit of shine helps a design read across a car park, or matte where glare is the enemy — indoor halls with hard lighting, or anywhere you will be photographing people in front of it, since matte will not blow out with flash.
Sizes run from table-front strips to twelve-foot fence banners, in single units or larger runs for multi-site campaigns. A human proofs the artwork at final scale, which for large format mostly means checking that your logo file has the resolution to survive being six feet wide and that critical text is not sitting where a grommet will be punched. Next-business-day production is available.
What people actually print these for
Market tent frontage
A banner across the front rail turns a generic white tent into your tent, from the far end of the row.
Construction and trade site signage
A fence banner at a job site advertises to the whole street for months, to exactly the neighbours most likely to need the same work.
Event and sponsorship backdrops
Cheap enough to print per event, durable enough to reuse. Matte finish if photos will be taken in front of it.
Seasonal shopfront takeover
Sale, opening hours, a new range. A banner over the shopfront changes the message without touching the permanent signage.
Now open and grand opening
The single highest-value banner a new business buys. It converts passing traffic during the exact weeks nobody knows you exist yet.
Sponsoring a local team
A banner on a pitch fence for a season costs less than a month of digital ads and buys goodwill that ads cannot.
If it's not right, it's free.
Color off? Cut crooked? Doesn't feel right in your hand? One email and we reprint it free — no photo evidence, no return shipping, no debate.
