Feather Flags (Custom Flags)

Left Pole Pocket:

• This refers to a pocket sewn into the left side (as you face the flag) of the flag.
• The pocket is designed to accommodate a pole or rod, allowing the flag to be hung vertically.
• When a flag has a left pole pocket, it is usually displayed in such a way that the pole is on the viewer's left side.
• This is common for banners or flags that are hung against a wall or on a vertical surface.

Right Pole Pocket:

• Similarly, this is a pocket sewn into the right side of the flag.
• The flag can be hung on a pole that slides into this pocket, with the pole being on the viewer's right side when facing the flag.
• This option might be chosen for specific display requirements or to fit a particular space.

In both cases, the pole pockets are an alternative to the more traditional method of hanging a flag with grommets, where the flag is attached to a rope or hooks. The choice between a left or right pole pocket usually depends on the specific display needs, such as the direction from which the flag is most often viewed, or the configuration of the space where the flag will be displayed.

In the printing industry, hardware accessories can also refer to physical components that are used to support and display printed products, such as stands and canvas wrap systems. Stands can be used to hold up printed banners or signage, providing a sturdy and stable display. Canvas wrap systems are used to stretch and mount printed canvas artwork, creating a finished and professional-looking product. Other hardware accessories that may be used in the printing industry include frames, mounting hardware, and display cases. These accessories can enhance the presentation of printed products, making them more attractive and appealing to customers.