Fabric Banner Printing
Whether you're advertising a car dealership, promoting an event, or making a statement at a trade show, fabric banner printing is the classic way to display your message. Our fabric sign printing services transform your brand's messaging into a vibrant and eye catching banner design that will look perfect, fluttering into the wind.
Professional Fabric Banner Printing
Fabric printing is a game-changer for businesses and creative enthusiasts alike. Fabric has long been the preferred choice for selling a message far and wide – think about flags and banners historically. Today, it's the best option for transporting long distances.
Why fabric, you ask? It's not just about looking good (though they do look good); it's about practicality, too. Think lightweight, easy to carry, and no more worrying about unsightly creases ruining your design. Unlike vinyl banners, the fabric feels modern, polished, and downright impressive.
Here at inkee, we're experts at fabric banner printing. We offer both backlit polyester and knitted polyester banners, depending on whether you're adding a lightbox or leaving your flag to fly in the wind.
Popular Applications
Wondering where a fabric banner fits into your life or business? Spoiler: everywhere.
- Trade shows and events: Set up a sleek backdrop that shouts about your brand louder than a megaphone (but in a classier way).
- Retail stores: Showcase those unmissable seasonal deals with fabric that's as stylish as your shop.
- Weddings and parties: Custom backdrops for those perfect photo ops? Yes, please!
- Outdoor events: Our knitted polyester banners can handle a bit of weather, too, so they're perfect for markets, fairs, and festivals - anywhere unpredictable British weather may hit!
Wherever you use them, fabric banners bring a premium touch. People don't just glance - they stop and stare. Your message deserves nothing less.
Why Fabrics Banners Beat the Competition
Comparing fabric banners to other options; popular signage options cover everything from paper posters to PVC banners. But why should you opt for fabric? Well, fabric is the quintessential choice for a large banner. It appears smooth, crease-free, and not just classic but classy.
You can pack up a fabric banner wherever you're going, upfolding it in seconds to pack a messaging punch. It draws crowds from far and wide, advertising your brand's message, whether you're indoors, outdoors, at a big event or a small gathering. Fabric banners are the MVPs of signage.
So, whether you're showing off your brand or adding flair to a personal event, fabric banners aren't just an option - they're the option.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is fabric banner printing?
Fabric banner printing refers to the process of transferring a design onto fabric. Most modern forms of fabric printing use polyester as it's more affordable, hard-wearing, and easy to print on. The result is a vibrant, impactful banner suitable for almost any setting.
Do inkee offer custom banner designs?
Yes! Whatever your design, we can translate it onto the fabric. The fabric printing process uses a process of dye-sublimation involving special inks. There's then post-print heating to fix the ink in the fabric. This process guarantees that your initial banner design looks just the same on the fabric as it did on the screen.
Can I print anything on a fabric banner?
Yes. You have complete freedom in your design. From illustrations to photographic images, we can print anything onto fabric. Just send us your design, and we'll let you know a suitable price. Of course, if you don't have an existing design, we have an in-house design team. They can help turn your vision into a reality, developing a stunning design in line with your brand and messaging.
What types of fabric banners are available?
We offer two types of fabric banners: backlit polyester and knitted polyester. Backlit polyester is designed to allow light through the fabric. It can be fitted to a lightbox, which illuminates the design and is fantastic indoors. Because of the heat from the light, this material is given a flame-retardant treatment.
Knitted polyester, on the other hand, is lighter and designed for flags. It is light enough to flutter in the window and can be easily transported.