Most sunflower flags are made from polyester. Some designs combine burlap with a double-thickness polyester construction for a different texture and weight.
Care varies by design. Some flags can be spot-cleaned or wiped, while others recommend handwashing in cold water and air-drying without heat. Follow the care instructions listed for the specific item.
Application methods vary. Some flags use fabric appliqués and detailed embroidery (often finished on both front and back), while others use heat-transferred or printed artwork that appears on both sides.
Durability features vary by product, but common claims include heavier or double-thickness construction, fade resistance for outdoor use, and water-resistant or rainproof finishes (often noted when flags are displayed in shade or semi‑shade). Check the specific listing for exact weather-resistance details.
Many sunflower flags are finished so the artwork appears on both sides. Listings often describe these as “on both the front and back” or “DOUBLE-SIDED DESIGN.”
You typically receive one sunflower flag packaged for protection. Hardware such as poles or stands is usually sold separately.
