Custom Fabric Banners

Custom Fabric Banners; Made in Australia - Printed within 24 hours in our facility Printed on a premium polyester fabric material Vibrant full-colour dye sublimated printing. Printed on Premium 250gsm material Perfect for indoor use at events, exhibitions and retail stores. Optional: Velcro-Hook side stitching available Optional: Velcro-Loop side stitching available Information: Velcro-Hook Side: The rough, scratchy side is the hook side Information: Velcro-Loop Side: The soft, fuzzy side is the loop side. Top and Bottom Rod Pockets Width: Any Length x 50mm W Single-Sided Printing Only Click here to learn about the print-ready / press-ready file requirement Click here to read our blog: "Where to use fabric banners?". Explore our stunning fabric banners and signs, featuring custom cloth designs made from premium-grade polyester fabric with dye-sublimated printing. At Vivid, we cater to all your fabric banner printing needs, and we offer a free sewn hem for added quality. These banners are ideal for indoor use in event centres, retail stores, offices, churches, and more! Our personalised fabric signs and hanging banners are both washable and wrinkle-resistant. The thin threads and tight weave of our banners result in ultra-durable, lightweight signage.   We can finish your fabric banners with rod pockets for ceiling hanging or add eyelets for indoor and outdoor use. If you need them as a backdrop for your exhibition stand, we can hem the edges and stitch Velcro (Hook or Loop) for easy installation. The custom printing of high-quality banners offers a wide range of variety. When working with us, you can choose the type of printing and finish that best suits your display banner needs. With a variety of fabrics and high-quality print resolution, our fabric banners are an ideal choice for all of your display needs. Fabric banners intended for ceiling displays are typically finished with sleeves and rods. These hanging banners are commonly seen in indoor settings such as retail stores, shopping malls, trade shows, and conferences. To create the sleeves, the fabric edges are folded to the back and sewn, forming pockets along the top and bottom. Rods are inserted into both pockets—the top rod for hanging and the bottom rod to provide weight. The added weight helps stretch the banner, reducing sagging and enhancing its appearance.