Salute the Unsung Heroes with the Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition)
The Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition) offers a unique and heartfelt tribute, featuring a symbolic nurse in uniform standing among red poppies, with the “Lest We Forget” message. This flag honours not only the ANZACs but also the dedicated nurses who served. Perfect for commemorating both ANZAC Day (25th April) and Remembrance Day (11th November), this flag is a powerful representation of remembrance and respect.
Made from premium trilobal fabric, the flag is designed for outdoor durability, ensuring it can be used for public ceremonies or personal tributes. The nylon sister clips make attachment to poles simple, allowing it to fly gracefully in the wind.
Key Features:
Striking nurse figure and red poppy design.
Durable trilobal material, designed for outdoor use.
Equipped with nylon sister clips for easy attachment.
Suitable for ANZAC Day and Remembrance Day.
Available Sizes:
900mm x 450mm
1370mm x 685mm
1800mm x 900mm
2300mm x 1150mm
2750mm x 1380mm
3200mm x 1600mm
3600mm x 1800mm
Need a Different Size or Format?
If you need this flag in a different size or format, we offer customisation options to suit your specific requirements. Simply get in touch with us, and we’ll be glad to help.
Commemorate Their Service Today! Show your appreciation and respect for the selfless contributions of nurses with the Nurse Edition Lest We Forget Flag. Display it proudly to commemorate those who gave everything for the wellbeing of others. Contact Evan Evans today to order your flag and honour our nurses with exceptional quality and craftsmanship!
Crafted with reinforced loops and accompanied by sturdy sister clips, this finish allows for quick and secure attachment to flagpoles or ropes, ensuring stability and ease of display.
Materials and Construction:
Trilobal 135gsm Fabric
The Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition) is made from premium 135gsm Trilobal fabric, known for its exceptional durability and superior colour retention. This high-quality material ensures the flag remains vibrant and resilient, making it ideal for both indoor and outdoor use.
Hemmed Edges
The top, bottom, left, and right edges of the flag are professionally hemmed to prevent fraying. This reinforced construction enhances the flag’s longevity while maintaining a clean and polished appearance.
Our dedication to quality craftsmanship ensures that the Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition) will endure various weather conditions while retaining its vivid colours and sharp details. It’s a tribute flag designed to last.
We are also committed to sustainability, incorporating solar energy into our production, eliminating water usage, and partnering with recycling companies to responsibly manage waste and reduce our environmental footprint. Find out more.
Order Your Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition) Today
Show your respect and honour the service of nurses with this beautifully crafted flag. Contact Evan Evans to order your Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition) and proudly display it with pride and purpose!
For lasting quality and vibrant colours of the Lest We Forget flag, please follow these care guidelines:
Cleaning:
Gentle Washing: Use a mild detergent when washing the flag to prevent fading. Avoid bleach or any harsh chemicals that may damage the vibrant colours of the flag.
Machine Wash: If machine washing is necessary, select a gentle cycle with cold water. Place the flag inside a mesh laundry bag to avoid snagging.
Air Drying: Lay the flag flat or hang it up to air dry. Avoid tumble drying, as the heat can shrink or damage the fabric.
Storage:
Proper Storage: Ensure the flag is fully dry before storing. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from moisture to avoid damage.
Folding the Lest We Forget Flag:
Lay the Flag Smoothly: Place the flag flat on a clean surface with the design facing upwards. Ensure there are no wrinkles or creases for a smooth start.
First Lengthwise Fold: Fold the flag in half lengthwise, making sure that the "Lest We Forget" wording is still visible. Align the edges carefully for a neat, even fold.
Second Lengthwise Fold: Fold the flag lengthwise again, ensuring the nurse and text remain outwardly visible. This step narrows the flag, preparing it for the triangular folds.
Initiate Triangular Folds: Starting from the hoist end (the side with loops or a sleeve), fold the bottom corner diagonally to form a triangle. Continue this fold along the width of the flag.
Complete Triangular Folds: Keep folding the flag in triangular shapes until you reach the top. Maintain consistent, tight folds to ensure a uniform appearance.
Secure the Final Edge: Once the flag is fully folded into a triangle, tuck any loose edges neatly into the folds to secure it, leaving a clean, compact shape ready for storage or display.
Handling:
Avoid Sharp Objects: Keep the flag away from sharp objects or rough surfaces to prevent snags or tears.
Secure Installation: When displaying the flag, ensure it is properly secured to avoid undue strain on the fabric.
Minimise Exposure: To maintain its condition, take the flag down during extreme weather or overnight.
Repairs:
Minor Repairs: If small tears or fraying appear, replace the flag and consider having the damaged flag repaired by a professional seamstress.
Replacement: When significant wear is noticeable, it’s best to replace the flag to maintain its quality during important occasions.
Flying the Lest We Forget Flag:
Raising the Flag:
When hoisting the Lest We Forget Flag (Nurse Edition), raise it with speed and purpose to honour those it represents. Ensure the flag is securely fastened to the pole using reliable clips or loops to prevent it from slipping or becoming tangled.
Displaying the Flag:
The flag should be displayed in a prominent and respectful location, whether at home, in public spaces, or at remembrance events. It should not be obstructed by any objects, and it must never touch the ground. It is often flown on key remembrance occasions such as Anzac Day and Remembrance Day to pay tribute to those who served.
Flying the Flag at Half-Mast:
To lower the flag to half-mast, first raise it fully to the top of the pole, then gently lower it to a point about one-third from the top. This position is a symbol of respect and mourning for the fallen. On remembrance days like Anzac Day, the flag is flown at half-mast until noon, after which it is raised to full height to represent the rising spirits of those who sacrificed.
Flag Etiquette During Sunrise and Sunset:
The flag should be raised at sunrise and lowered at sunset with care. Lower it slowly and respectfully at the end of the day, and fold it properly before storing it. If the flag is to remain flying overnight, it should be illuminated so it remains visible and continues to be treated with honour.
Weather Conditions:
Take down the flag during severe weather such as heavy rain, storms, or strong winds, as extreme conditions can damage the flag’s fabric and colours. Protecting the flag from harsh weather helps preserve its integrity and extend its life.
Retirement of the Flag:
When the flag becomes worn or frayed, retire it in a dignified manner. The traditional method involves burning the flag privately and respectfully. Contact local veteran groups or flag disposal services for guidance on proper flag retirement.
By following these care guidelines, your flag will remain vibrant and in excellent condition for years to come. Caring for your flag honours both its significance and the memories it represents.
Order Your Lest We Forget Flag Today
Honour the bravery of nurses with this beautifully crafted flag. Contact Evan Evans to order your flag and proudly display this symbol of respect and remembrance!