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Catch your customer’s attention from the farthest distance.
- Advertise in indoor or outdoor settings
- Print on durable, high visibility vinyl materials
- Standard sizes reach up to 8’ in width
- Hang banners with grommets or pole pockets
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Make Every Second Count With Easy to Read & Extremely Durable Vinyl Banners
The Mark of a Message That Lasts
Print your custom vinyl banners on three variations of this long-lasting material. Select the option that suits your display environment and overall design.

18 oz. matte vinyl
- The best choice for long-term outdoor use (lasts up to 5 years)
- Strongest banner material; puncture-resistant
- Has a smooth surface perfect for close range viewing

Standard 13 oz. Vinyl
- Suitable for 3- to 5-year outdoor use
- The affordable alternative for indoor and outdoor displays
- Matte finish allows for visibility under a bright light

9 oz. Mesh Vinyl
- Tear-resistant in windy environments
- The best choice for viewing from a far distance
- Design viewable from behind; suitable for simple designs
A Size for Every Statement on Your Custom Vinyl Banners
Create everything from church vinyl banners to outdoor vinyl banners viewable in our wide range of sizes. The standard vinyl banner sizes are as follows:
- 3' x 6' is small enough to hang at a booth or in store but visible enough from a close distance.
- 6' x 4' also work indoors or at high-traffic outdoor events that gather a crowd.
- 4' x 8' is wide enough to be seen from a distance.
An Announcement That Stays & Sticks With High-Quality Finishing Options
Choose from three secure finishing options that keep your full-color vinyl banner wherever or however it’s displayed.

Grommets are nickel holes fastened around the corners of your banner. You can slip twist ties through the holes or screw the custom vinyl banner to a wall.

Pole Pockets are made from folding the banner edges over and heat welding them to form a pocket. Poles or rope can be slipped through the pocket to carry the banner’s entire weight.

Hemming also has the banner edges folded over and heat welded to reinforce the sides. Add hemming with your grommets to strengthen the vinyl banner, especially for outdoor use.
Vinyl Banners FAQs
The 18 oz. matte vinyl banner is the strongest material. It lasts up to 5 years even with repeated outdoor use.
Our premium 18 oz. vinyl lasts a maximum of 5 years when displayed outdoors with proper care and cleaning. It can withstand strong wind weather conditions.
The standard 13 oz. vinyl lasts between 3 to 5 years outdoors. It can also withstand cold temperatures as low as -4°F.
If you live in a windy city, the mesh vinyl lasts longer in such conditions.
Yes, all vinyl banners are waterproof and built for outdoor exposure to various weather conditions.
Vinyl banners with or without hemming can be printed in 1 business day. Orders with either grommets or pole pockets are produced in 3 business days.
Your finishing option will depend on how you will display the banner. Pole pockets keep the banner taut and appear more even. Heat welding ensures that the edges aren't affected and do not interfere with your design.?
Grommets are ideal for banners that will be hung with twist ties or screwed to a wall.
For most outdoor applications, vinyl banners are the preferred choice because they're waterproof, durable, and resistant to fading. Our 18 oz. matte vinyl is best for long-term outdoor use, while the 13 oz. standard vinyl works well for both indoor and outdoor displays.
Fabric banners are lightweight and wrinkle-resistant, making them ideal for indoor events, trade shows, and retail displays. Mesh banners are designed for windy outdoor locations because their perforated material allows air to pass through. Retractable banners are portable display systems commonly used at conferences, trade shows, and presentations where easy setup and transport are important.
The best banner size depends on where it will be displayed and how far away viewers will be. Smaller sizes work well for storefronts, trade show booths, and indoor promotions viewed up close. Larger banners are better suited for outdoor advertising, event signage, building displays, and other applications where visibility from a distance is important.
If you're unsure which size to select, consider the installation space and the expected viewing distance. A larger banner with bold text is generally easier to read and more effective for attracting attention.
To clean your vinyl banner, wipe it gently with a soft cloth, mild soap, and water. Avoid abrasive cleaners, solvents, or pressure washing, as these may damage the printed surface.
Before storing, make sure the banner is completely dry. Roll it loosely with the printed side facing outward and store it in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight. Proper care can help extend the life of both the material and the printed graphics.
Standard vinyl banners are not considered fireproof. However, some banner materials are manufactured to meet specific flame-retardant standards for use in convention centers, trade shows, and other public venues.
Vinyl Banner Layout Templates
Use our vinyl banners layout templates to ensure your artwork is sized and formatted correctly. PrintPlace layout templates can be downloaded for each size below in popular design formats.
View Vinyl Banners Layout Templates
Need help with our layout templates?
Please refer to our guided layout instructions.
The Keys to Instant Yet Lasting Visibility
Do not underestimate the impact of a large and colorful outdoor vinyl banner. Here are some tips that will help you create a memorable design worth displaying.
- Keep in mind your vinyl banner's location. Will you hang it at an event booth, in a high-traffic street near your store or as a window display? How far will your customer be upon seeing the banner? Determining your location will determine the best font and image size.
- Use vector images for illustrations. Unlike JPEGs and other bitmap files, vectors don’t have pixels that are easily seen on a large scale. Vector images appear sharp and crisp when placed in a large format. They are also easier to process and send online.
- Be smart with your colors. Contrasting colors ensure readability on any design. The background should contrast the text. Stick a simple color scheme to avoid a busy and distracting design.