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Knitted Polyester New Zealand Flag
✓ Australian Made
✓ Fast Production
✓ Since 1877
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10 units sold in the last hour
A practical Knitted Polyester New Zealand Flag for indoor and outdoor display, available in multiple sizes with Header with Loops or Vertical Sleeve finishes.
- $87.83
- Unit price
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$87.83
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Materials
xProduct Materials
The Knitted Polyester New Zealand Flag is made for practical everyday display, with durable finish options and a lightweight Trilobal construction suitable for indoor and outdoor use.
Available Finishes
Header with Loops
This finish includes reinforced loops and durable sister clips for secure attachment to flagpoles or ropes.
Vertical Sleeve
This finish includes a side sleeve designed to slide over flagpoles with diameters up to 28mm. For custom sleeve requirements, contact us.
Materials and Construction
Trilobal 135gsm Fabric
Made from Trilobal 135gsm knitted polyester, this flag offers a lightweight display quality with strong colour vibrancy for indoor and outdoor use.
Header with Loops vs Vertical Sleeve
Header with Loops is ideal for quick, secure rope or halyard attachment. Vertical Sleeve provides a clean display finish for compatible poles up to 28mm diameter.
Hemmed Edges
The flag is hemmed on the top, bottom, left and right edges to help reduce fraying and maintain a neat finish.
Sustainability
Learn more about Evan Evans sustainability initiatives, including solar energy use, reduced water usage and recycling partnerships. Find out more.
Order Your New Zealand Flag Today
Show your Kiwi pride with a practical knitted polyester flag. For help choosing the right finish or size, contact Evan Evans.
product-care
xKeep Your New Zealand Flag Looking Its Best
Help maintain the appearance and lifespan of your New Zealand Flag by following these simple care recommendations.
- Cleaning
- Gentle Washing: Wash with a mild detergent to help preserve the fabric and colours. Avoid bleach or harsh chemicals.
- Machine Washing: If machine washing is required, use a gentle cold-water cycle and place the flag inside a mesh laundry bag to minimise snagging.
- Air Drying: Lay the flag flat or hang it to air dry. Avoid tumble drying, as excessive heat may damage or shrink the fabric.
- Storage
- Store Dry: Ensure the flag is completely dry before storing it in a cool, dry place to help prevent moisture and mildew.
- Folding Your New Zealand Flag
- Lay the flag flat on a clean surface and smooth out any creases.
- Fold the flag lengthwise, aligning the edges carefully.
- Fold lengthwise once more, keeping the Union Jack aligned in the upper corner.
- Starting from the hoist side, fold diagonally to form a triangle.
- Continue making neat triangular folds toward the fly end.
- Tuck the remaining edge securely into the final fold.
- Handling
- Avoid contact with sharp edges or rough surfaces that may cause tears or snags.
- Ensure the flag is securely attached before display.
- For longer service life, remove the flag during severe weather or when not in use for extended periods.
- Repairs
- Repair minor damage promptly to help extend the life of the flag.
- Replace the flag once wear becomes significant to maintain a professional appearance.
Flying the New Zealand Flag
- Raising the Flag
- Inspect the flag before use to ensure it is clean and in good condition.
- Header with Loops: Secure the reinforced loops to the halyard or rope using the supplied sister clips.
- Vertical Sleeve: Slide the pole through the sleeve, ensuring the flag is positioned correctly before raising.
- Hoist the flag smoothly so it can fly freely without obstruction.
- Displaying the Flag
- Display the Union Jack in the upper left corner when viewed from the front.
- Fly the flag in a prominent, clearly visible position.
- When displayed with other national flags, position it at the same height and with equal respect.
- Flying at Half-Mast
- Fly the flag at half-mast only during periods of official mourning or as directed by relevant authorities.
- Raise the flag to the top before lowering it to the half-mast position.
- When returning to full mast, raise it briskly to the top of the pole.
- Day and Night Display
- Raise the flag at sunrise and lower it at sunset where practical.
- If flown at night, ensure it is adequately illuminated.
- Weather Conditions
- Avoid displaying the flag during severe weather whenever possible.
- Removing the flag during storms or strong winds can help extend its lifespan.
- Flag Retirement
- Retire flags that are no longer suitable for display respectfully.
- Where appropriate, consult local organisations regarding accepted flag retirement practices.
Following these care recommendations will help keep your New Zealand Flag looking its best for years to come.
Need Assistance?
If you have questions about selecting the right size, finish or a custom flag, contact the Evan Evans team for expert advice.
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