Two pieces, and they do different jobs. One is a full flag with grommets that hangs flat and square. The other is a burgee pennant, the tapered shape a boat flies off the bow, made here as a felt piece for a wall. Both carry your boat printed edge to edge rather than a badge dropped on a blank.
Boat Flag — $65.00. Your boat’s artwork across a full polyester flag, printed edge to edge on the front with two iron grommets along the hoist. Knitted 4.42 oz polyester that will not crease or shrink, for the dock house, the garage, or the wall behind the bar.
Burgee Pennant — $39.00. Your boat’s burgee as a felt pennant, printed edge to edge and bound along the hoist. The wall version of the flag that flies off the bow, for the dock house, the office, or the kid’s room.
The boat flag
Knitted polyester that will not crease or shrink, printed on one side with the reverse left blank, and set with two iron grommets along the hoist so it hangs square rather than sagging in the middle. It is the piece for a dock house, a shop wall, or the space over the bar.
The burgee pennant
A felt pennant in the classic tapered burgee shape, printed edge to edge and bound along the hoist. It is the wall version of the flag that flies off the bow, and it suits an office, a study, or a kid who has decided the boat is theirs too.
Sublimated, so the colour is in the cloth
Both are dye-sublimated rather than surface printed. The artwork is in the fibre, so it will not crack along a fold or peel at an edge, which is what usually finishes a printed flag.
Field colour is ink, not a blank
On the flag the background colour you pick is laid down by the press rather than being a stocked cloth, which is why the print runs right to the edge with no white border. Pick the field to match the hull or the club colours.
Start with a photo
One good side-on shot is all it takes. You see the artwork before you pay, revisions are free, and every order is checked again before it prints.
The artwork is included in the price of whatever you order, from an $8 sticker to a $95 helm mat. There is no setup fee and no art charge. Comparable studios charge $100 to $200 for the artwork alone before you buy anything to put it on.
How long does it take to see my boat as artwork?
About a minute. You upload one photograph and the drawing comes back in the same session, before you pay. Most custom boat shops email a proof in three to seven business days.
Do I have to pay before I see the design?
No. You see the finished artwork and approve it before you spend anything. Revisions are free until it looks like her, and nothing is printed until you say so.
What photo do you need?
One good side-on shot of the boat, from a phone or a photo library. The whole hull in frame, taken in even light rather than hard glare, is all it takes.
How long does delivery take?
Most gear ships in three to seven business days and arrives in five to nine, made to order in the USA and shipped with tracking. Free standard US shipping over $75.
What if it arrives wrong?
We remake it or refund it in full, your choice, if it arrives damaged, misprinted, or not what you approved.
Can a whole crew order matching gear?
Yes. Approving a design creates a crew store at a shareable link, and everyone ordering through it gets 10% off every item with no code and no minimum. One approved drawing stays the same drawing across every piece and every order.