Fabric banners for indoors
Vinyl looks like vinyl indoors. Fabric hangs softly, kills the reflection under spotlights, folds for storage and can be washed.
Indoors, the problem with vinyl is not durability, it is shine. Under spotlights a vinyl banner throws a hotspot straight back at the room and at every camera in it. Dye-sublimated fabric has almost no specular reflection, so it photographs cleanly and reads evenly from an angle.
The practical advantages matter as much as the optical one. Fabric folds instead of rolling, so it ships in a box and stores in a cupboard rather than living in a tube that nobody can find. Creases hang out. It can be washed, which for anything reused across a season of events is the difference between a banner with two lives and a banner with one.
We finish fabric with sewn hems and can add a pole pocket, a rope, or a silicone edge bead where the banner is going into a frame. Tell us the fixing and we will finish for it.
Frequently asked questions
- Can fabric banners be washed?
- Yes, which is a real advantage for anything reused across a season. Dye sublimation puts the colour into the fibre rather than on top of it, so it does not lift the way a surface print would.
- Will the fold creases show?
- They hang out. That is the main reason fabric ships folded in a box while vinyl ships rolled in a tube, and it is why fabric is easier to store between events.
Related capabilities
Vinyl banners
Scrim vinyl, hemmed and grommeted, in any size the roll and the wall allow.
Learn more →Mesh banners for wind
Perforated mesh that lets air through, for fences, scaffolds and anything on an exposed facade.
Learn more →Pole pockets and street pole banners
Sewn pockets top and bottom, sized to the actual pole and bracket, in pairs for boulevard programs.
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