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Knitted Polyester British Indian Ocean Territory Flag
✓ Australian Made
✓ Fast Production
✓ Since 1877
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10 units sold in the last hour
Key Features:
- Expert Craftsmanship: Carefully crafted by experienced professionals.
- Durable Fabric: Constructed from robust Trilobal 135gsm fabric.
- Customisable Finishes: Offered with your choice of a header with loops or a vertical sleeve.
- Suitable for Various Settings: Ideal for both indoor and outdoor displays.
- $259.35
- Unit price
Total Price:
$259.35
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Materials
xProduct Materials:
Available Finishes:
Header with Loops
Constructed with reinforced loops and accompanied by sister clips, this design guarantees a reliable and secure attachment to flagpoles or ropes.
Vertical Sleeve:
Equipped with a subtle side pocket, perfect for flagpoles up to 28mm in diameter. For alternative sizes or custom options, please reach out to us, and we’ll tailor the solution to your needs.
Materials and Construction:
Trilobal 135gsm Fabric
Our flags are made from Trilobal 135gsm fabric, renowned for its durability and excellent colour retention. This premium material is ideal for both indoor and outdoor environments, ensuring your flag maintains its vivid appearance and stands out for years to come.
Header with Loops vs. Vertical Sleeve
The Header with Loops option provides a straightforward installation with reinforced loops and sister clips for a secure fit. Alternatively, the Vertical Sleeve finish offers a sleek look, sliding effortlessly over poles up to 28mm in diameter. Custom sizing options are available upon request.
Hemmed Edges
All our flags are hemmed on the top, bottom, left, and right edges to prevent fraying, enhancing durability and ensuring a polished, professional finish.
By employing these top-quality materials and construction methods, our flags are designed to withstand diverse weather conditions while retaining their striking appearance. Our commitment to excellence guarantees both longevity and visual appeal.
We are dedicated to reducing our environmental impact by utilising solar energy, eliminating water from our production process, and collaborating with recycling partners to responsibly manage waste. Find out more.
Order Your British Indian Ocean Territory Flag Today
Showcase your pride with our meticulously crafted flags. Contact Evan Evans to order and let your flag stand out with exceptional quality!
product-care
xTo maintain the British Indian Ocean Territory flag’s vibrant colours and ensure its longevity, please follow these care instructions:
- Cleaning:
- Gentle Washing: Use a mild detergent to wash the flag, as this will help prevent fading. Avoid bleach or strong chemicals that could harm the fabric.
- Machine Wash: If machine washing is necessary, select a gentle cycle with cold water. Place the flag inside a mesh laundry bag to avoid damage.
- Air Drying: Lay the flag flat or hang it to air dry. Refrain from tumble drying, as the heat may cause shrinkage or damage.
- Storage:
- Proper Storage: Ensure the flag is completely dry before storing. Keep it in a cool, dry place to prevent moisture-related issues.
- Folding the British Indian Ocean Territory Flag:
- Lay the Flag Flat: Begin by spreading the flag out on a clean, flat surface with the design facing up.
- Fold in Half Lengthwise: Fold the flag in half lengthwise so that the top edge aligns with the bottom edge, ensuring that the Union Jack is now on the inside of the fold.
- Fold in Half Again: Fold the flag in half lengthwise once more, aligning the edges to create a long, narrow strip. This step brings the Union Jack closer to the centre.
- Create a Triangular Shape: Starting from the end of the long strip, fold one corner diagonally towards the opposite edge, forming a triangle. Continue folding in this manner, working your way up the strip, until the entire length is folded into a triangular shape.
- Final Neat Fold: Tuck the remaining end of the strip neatly under the final triangle to secure it. Adjust the folds to ensure the flag’s design is visible and the edges are aligned.
- Handling:
- Avoid Sharp Objects: Keep the flag away from sharp or rough surfaces that could cause tears or snags.
- Secure Installation: Ensure the flag is firmly attached when displayed to avoid undue stress on the fabric.
- Minimise Exposure: Remove the flag during severe weather conditions or overnight to protect its condition.
- Repairs:
- Minor Repairs: For small tears or fraying, consider repairing the flag with a professional seamstress.
- Replacement: If the flag is significantly worn, it may be best to replace it to maintain its appearance and impact during key events.
Flying the British Indian Ocean Territory Flag:
- Raising the Flag:
- Begin by ensuring the flagpole is securely installed and the flag is correctly attached to the halyard (rope) or flag clips.
- Gently raise the flag to the top of the flagpole, making sure it is fully unfurled and not tangled. Ensure the Union Jack is visible and properly positioned in the top left corner of the flag.
- Displaying the Flag:
- Position the flag so that it flies freely and is not obstructed by surrounding objects. The flag should be taut and fully visible from all sides.
- Ensure the flag is displayed with the Union Jack in the upper hoist corner, correctly oriented to maintain its proper representation.
- Flying the Flag Half-Mast:
- To fly the flag at half-mast, raise the flag to the top of the pole briefly and then lower it to the halfway point.
- Ensure the flag remains at this midpoint, symbolising mourning or respect. After the designated period, raise the flag back to full mast.
- Flag Etiquette During Sunrise and Sunset:
- Raise the flag just before sunrise and lower it promptly at sunset to adhere to traditional flag etiquette.
- If your flag is illuminated at night, ensure it is securely fastened and visible; otherwise, it should be taken down at sunset and raised again at sunrise.
- Weather Conditions:
- Avoid flying the flag during extreme weather conditions, such as strong winds, heavy rain, or storms, as these can damage the fabric.
- If adverse weather conditions are expected, bring the flag down to prevent potential wear and tear.
- Retirement of the Flag:
- When the flag becomes worn, faded, or damaged beyond repair, it should be retired respectfully. Contact local organisations or authorities for proper disposal procedures.
- Flags should be retired through a formal ceremony or by following prescribed methods for flag disposal, which often include burning in a respectful manner.
By adhering to these care and handling instructions, your flag will maintain its vibrant colours and excellent condition for years to come..
Order Your British Indian Ocean Territory Flag Today
Showcase your pride with our premium flags. Contact Evan Evans to place your order and ensure your flag stands out with exceptional quality!
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