What do street flags cost?

Price depends on size, construction (including double-sided), and quantity. Send your pole size, how many you need, and the artwork, and I'll quote it.

Can we get pack pricing or a sample for a council job?

Yes, when the numbers make sense for your job. Tell me whether you need a trial run, an event pack, or a sample for an LGA, and I'll say what I can do.

Is there a minimum order?

Two flags is usually the practical minimum, because setup for a single flag rarely makes sense. Large runs are possible with notice. I'll confirm when I quote.

How long does production take?

Production is often around two weeks once artwork is print-ready. Design help adds time. Tell me your install or event date up front.

How long should pole banners last outdoors?

That depends on where they're installed. Sun, wind and exposure can vary enormously from one site to another, so when I quote I'll tell you what I would reasonably expect for your location and what I can do if a banner fails unusually early.

Can we reuse street flags next year?

Yes, until weather and UV catch up with them. I use woven and knitted polyester with stitched seams, and I have flown my own office flags in strong wind. Ask me what to expect for your site.

Street Flags and Pole Banners That Sit in the Streetscape

A quiet, high-visibility way to mark a town, event, or message, without adding another job to someone’s week.

Street flags and pole banners are the same practical job: a custom printed banner made to hang on poles people already walk or drive past. Local councils use them for community messages. Clubs and event organisers use them when a street needs to feel like something is on.

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Who These Are For

If you work in local government, this is the page for community outcomes people who need residents to see a message on the way to the shops, school, or the park. No screens to maintain. Nothing in anyone’s face.

The same product also suits clubs, organisations, and businesses that already have display poles, or can describe the hardware they plan to use.

Australian local government authorities (one council at a time, custom to your poles)
Community events, commemorations, and seasonal street dressing
Clubs and organisations that need a festive or informative street presence

What I Make

Every job is custom. Flags are made to suit the poles and fittings you already have, rather than forcing a one-size kit onto your street. Woven and knitted polyester is used for toughness; it looks light in the air but is built for repeated outdoor use.

Most street flags are printed so they remain readable from both sides on translucent fabric. The reverse is a mirror image. If a logo must read correctly from both directions, ask about double-sided construction: it uses heavier fabric so the design does not show through.

Custom width and drop to your poles (about 500 mm is a usual minimum width, not a hard rule)
Made to existing street or site infrastructure where you can describe it
Stitched seams, with webbing along the spine on most designs where wear is highest
Single-sided (readable both ways, reverse mirrored) or double-sided when the logo must read correctly both sides
Layout help from your artwork or a plain-English brief

Street Flags from Council and Event Jobs

These are street flags and pole banners from council and event jobs: custom printed, made to hang on the poles you already have.

Two Australia Day street flags mounted on a single central pole — Street flags / pole banners: Australia Day design

Wollondilly Shire Council Seasons Greetings street flag on a metal pole — Council street flag: Wollondilly Shire Council, Seasons Greetings

ANZAC Day pole banner on a wooden street pole, with poppy and Lest We Forget — ANZAC Day pole banner on a street pole

Custom Australia Day street flag on a wooden pole — Custom street flag: Australia Day design on a wooden pole

What to Send Me

A pole job is quoted from hardware, quantity, artwork, and date. Send those and I'll come back with a figure.

Council, club, or organisation name and who should receive the quote
How many flags or banners, and whether they are identical or a few designs
Pole type, mounting, and finished size if you know it (or photos of the poles)
Single-sided or double-sided, if you already know
Artwork: print-ready files, logo, or a written brief
Install or event date, and delivery suburb

Frequently Asked Questions

What do street flags cost?: Price depends on size, construction (including double-sided), and quantity. Send your pole size, how many you need, and the artwork, and I'll quote it.
Can we get pack pricing or a sample for a council job?: Yes, when the numbers make sense for your job. Tell me whether you need a trial run, an event pack, or a sample for an LGA, and I'll say what I can do.
Is there a minimum order?: Two flags is usually the practical minimum, because setup for a single flag rarely makes sense. Large runs are possible with notice. I'll confirm when I quote.
How long does production take?: Production is often around two weeks once artwork is print-ready. Design help adds time. Tell me your install or event date up front.
How long should pole banners last outdoors?: That depends on where they're installed. Sun, wind and exposure can vary enormously from one site to another, so when I quote I'll tell you what I would reasonably expect for your location and what I can do if a banner fails unusually early.
Can we reuse street flags next year?: Yes, until weather and UV catch up with them. I use woven and knitted polyester with stitched seams, and I have flown my own office flags in strong wind. Ask me what to expect for your site.

Got Poles, a Date, and a Message?

Send photos of the poles and what the flags need to say. I'll quote the job, or tell you if a different banner type is a better fit. No obligation.

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