Banners are priced by the square foot and made to the inch, so the size is yours to choose rather than a stock format to work around. Enter your width and height on any of the four materials below and the price updates as you type. Which material you want depends almost entirely on where it is going to hang.
13oz Vinyl Banner — from $45. Full-color 13oz scrim vinyl banners, made to any size for indoor or outdoor use.
18oz Blockout Banner — from $45. Heavy 18oz blockout vinyl with an opaque core — the choice for double-sided banners.
Mesh Banner — from $45. Perforated mesh vinyl that lets wind pass through — ideal for fences and building wraps.
9oz Wrinkle-Free Fabric Banner — from $45. Dye-sublimated 9oz wrinkle-free polyester with a premium, no-glare matte finish.A banner is the most flexible signage there is, because nothing about it is fixed — you choose the material, the size to the inch and how it hangs. That makes it the answer to problems other displays cannot solve: a 20-foot span above a booth, a fence line at an outdoor activation, a queue marker at a sampling event, a storefront promotion for a local business. Priced by the square foot rather than by format, it is usually the cheapest way to put a brand across a large surface, whether that is inside a convention hall or on a barrier outside it.
Comparing models? The Banners category page puts every option we print side by side.
A banner on a Southern California storefront or fence spends its life in direct UV rather than getting soaked. That pushes the decision toward the UV-stable inks used across all four materials, and toward 13oz scrim as the sensible default: indoor and outdoor rated, welded hem and grommets included, and priced to be replaced when the message changes rather than nursed for years.
Los Angeles has a lot of long fence lines — construction hoardings, event perimeters, lot boundaries. A solid banner on an exposed fence acts as a sail, and the failure is the fixing tearing out rather than the print wearing out. Mesh is perforated so roughly 30 percent of the surface is open, letting air through instead of loading the fixings. Tie off every grommet, not just the corners.
Under the lighting rigs at an LA event or on a set, vinyl throws glare straight back into the lens. The 9oz polyester is dye sublimated for a matte finish that photographs cleanly, which is why it is worth the difference for anything that will appear in content rather than just be walked past.
A banner folds, so even a large one arrives as a box rather than as freight. For Los Angeles storefronts and outdoor events that usually means sending it straight to the address that is going to hang it, with nobody needing to be at a dock. Banners are made to order at the size you enter above, so the production time on the product page is what to plan around, with transit on top.
Any size to the inch, up to 10 ft by 145 ft on vinyl — 9.5 ft wide if you add a pole pocket. Pricing is by the square foot, so you are not limited to stock formats.
13oz scrim vinyl for most storefront and event use. Mesh where it is going on a fence or anywhere exposed to sustained wind. 18oz blockout when you need a true double-sided print with no show-through.
Standard hems, white double stitched thread and No. 2 Stimpson brass grommets are included at no charge on vinyl and mesh, so the banner arrives ready to tie off.
Full colour printing across the whole sheet, cut to the exact size you enter, with standard hems and brass grommets on vinyl and mesh. Banner printing here is priced by the square foot rather than by format, so an unusual size costs what its area costs rather than being rounded up to the next stock sheet.
Yes. A banner folds into a box and ships as a parcel, so it can go straight to the Los Angeles storefront, site or venue that is hanging it. Production time is on the product page, with transit added on top.
Yes. A PDF or JPEG at the ordered size, CMYK at 150dpi, fonts outlined and no bleed or crop marks. A free proof is sent for approval before it prints.