Custom Fabric Banner Printing

For most indoor events, a polyester backdrop fabric such as Poly Poplin or TrueKolor wrinkle-free is the best starting point, because it takes dye-sublimation colour well and travels easily. Choose Blockout when light or a busy wall sits behind the backdrop, Satin for a dressier sheen, and Ultra Sheer when you want a translucent, layered effect.

Measure the width and height of the space the backdrop must cover, then order the printed size that fills it, allowing for how the fabric will be fixed or framed. If it goes on a frame, use the frame's graphic dimensions instead. State whether your measurements are in feet or metres so the size on your proof matches your space.

How you hang it depends on your hardware: tension fabric slides over a tube frame, SEG fabric presses into a frame channel, and truss or scaffolding banners fasten to the structure. Check the finishing options on each product page and pick the one that suits your stand, truss or wall before you order.

Yes, but the cleanest result usually comes from printing names, logos and decorative elements straight into the design. For physical decor, use separate stands or the backdrop's support structure rather than pins or strong adhesives, which can mark or puncture the fabric. Heavy items such as neon signs need their own secure mounting.

A double-sided fabric banner shows a different graphic on each face, so it works anywhere people see it from both directions. Common uses include hanging signs over booths, central dividers, aisle-facing displays and wayfinding. Options in this collection include Duplex Blockout 300 GSM, Duplex Knitted Polyester, Duplex Satin and Duplex Oxford.

Tension fabric is a stretch graphic, often sewn like a pillowcase, that pulls over a tube frame. SEG fabric has a thin silicone strip sewn around its edge that presses into a groove in the frame. SEG gives a crisp, flat, picture-frame look and is common for lightboxes, while tension fabric suits quick-build portable displays.

Fluorescent fabric printing is used when a graphic needs to grab attention, for example for sports events, promotions, safety messaging and nightlife or festival décor. The Fluorescent Knitted Polyester in this collection gives neon-bright colours that stand out from standard prints, so it works best for accent graphics rather than detailed photographic artwork.