01Feather FlagTall curved flag · flexible pole
Feather Flag
The familiar feather-shaped promotional flag for entrances, frontage, and event approaches.
Choose a flag style, tell us where and when you need it, and receive a custom quote for your project.
— How it works / 01
Share the location, dates, quantity, artwork, surface, and setup needs. We’ll recommend suitable options and prepare a custom quote.
Location, dates, quantity, artwork, and access.
Compare shapes and select the right display.
Pricing and logistics tailored to your project.
— Flag styles / 02
Compare the shapes and mounting styles available for events, entrances, storefronts, properties, and promotions.
01Feather FlagTall curved flag · flexible pole
The familiar feather-shaped promotional flag for entrances, frontage, and event approaches.
02Teardrop FlagClosed curved outline · pointed base
A taut teardrop-shaped flag that keeps the full silhouette easy to recognize.
03Swooper FlagHigh arc · long angled fly edge
A tall swooping profile used in repeating roadside or retail rows.
04Beach FlagCurved crown · tapered vertical body
A curved beach-flag profile shown close enough for the outline and fabric tension to read clearly.
05Street-Mounted FlagRectangular flag · angled wall bracket
A rectangular promotional flag mounted from a building or approved streetscape bracket.
06Pole BannerFixed rectangle · top and bottom arms
A controlled streetscape or campus format mounted to approved poles or dedicated structures.
07Traditional Horizontal FlagFree-flying rectangle · hoist-side attachment
The familiar free-flying rectangle for approved flagpoles, ceremonies, and venue programs.
08Pennant / BuntingSmall repeating triangles or rectangles
A lightweight overhead or perimeter rhythm for markets, hospitality spaces, and celebrations.
— Rental options / 03
Choose an option for arrivals, directions, promotions, property marketing, or coordinated multi-location campaigns.

Tall, narrow display formats for entrances, approaches, temporary promotions, and directional moments.

A taut, compact silhouette for clean branding where space and visual control matter.

A coordinated sequence of flags that helps guests recognize arrivals, routes, zones, and key transitions.

Temporary branded or directional flag programs planned around active-site access and placement limits.

Temporary displays for leasing, sales, openings, tours, and visitor arrival at a property.

A temporary exterior display layer that helps customers recognize a launch, entrance, or campaign period.

One planning framework for temporary flag displays across multiple properties, markets, or event dates.

A tailored temporary display system shaped around artwork, campaign structure, sites, and repeat-use plans.

Optional installation, suitable flagpoles and hardware, and ongoing flag service when a project needs hands-on support.
— Process / 04
From a rough idea to a site-aware request.
Start with the outcome: arrival, direction, property promotion, launch, or multi-location coordination.
Share surface, approach routes, access, placement approval, exposure, and any operational limits.
Add dates, quantities, artwork status, setup needs, retrieval, and repeat-use expectations.
Availability, format, production, logistics, and pricing are confirmed after review.
— Project checklist / 05
Select the details you have now. You can still request a quote if some answers are not yet decided.
— Locations / 06
Choose a city to start your request with the location already selected.
— Questions / 06
Choose the closest service or use case, then send the city, dates, estimated quantity, artwork status, placement surface, and access notes. RentFlags can use that brief to confirm the next scoping step.
No. Pricing depends on format, quantity, graphics, dates, site conditions, logistics, setup, retrieval, and repeat-use needs. Request a project-specific quote.
No. Availability, production, scheduling, and site suitability are confirmed only after the project details have been reviewed.
The customer should identify the property owner, venue, landlord, site manager, or relevant authority responsible for placement approval. Local and property requirements may vary.
— Next step / 06