horse banner

Common materials include paper or cardstock for smaller banners and streamers, and plastic for larger backdrops and some pennant banners. Many product listings explicitly note either cardstock paper or durable plastic as the material.

Typical banner and garland lengths run from about 180 inches (15 ft) up to 288 inches (24 ft). Some kits also include separate cord or ribbon for assembly—examples include 10 yards (30 ft) of cording or a 24‑ft ribbon. Verify the product description for exact lengths.

Many sets include ribbon or cord for stringing—common inclusions are 10 yards (30 ft) of white cording or white satin cording, and some kits supply a 24‑ft satin ribbon. Some streamers come with white ribbons for hanging, and a few listings mention non‑marking wall mounts. Inclusions vary by product, so check the listing to confirm what’s included.

Available options include single‑sided and double‑sided printing on paper or cardstock, professionally printed double‑sided pieces, and foil or foil‑effect streamers. Specific print and finish choices vary by product—check the listing for details.

Typical counts in listings include about 15 double‑sided cutouts for garlands and around 12 pennants for pennant banners. Some kits are sold as single or double packs. Actual counts vary by product, so verify the package contents in the listing.

Example sizes from listings: horse‑shaped cutouts about 7.75 in × 5.25 in; banner pieces around 5 to 5.75 in; and pennants about 8.5 in high × 5.5 in wide. Sizes vary by product—check the specific listing for exact dimensions.

Durability depends on the material. Some listings describe durable plastic items as suitable for indoor and outdoor use, and at least one garland is noted as reusable for year‑after‑year events. Check the product’s material description and any reuse or outdoor‑use notes in the listing for specifics.