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Weighted bottom sleeve- The sleeve at the bottom of a flag or banner that is weighted either with a pole or rice. Weighted sleeves help the banner keep its shape and prevent furling, especially popular when a banner is displayed in breezy or windy areas. 2" weighted bottom sleeve- A 2”sleeve made of the same material as the flag or banner. The sleeve at the bottom of a flag or banner that is weighted either with a pole or rice. Weighted sleeves help the banner keep its shape and prevent furling, especially popular when a banner is displayed in breezy or windy areas. 3”white canvas sleeve closed on top- 3”white canvas sleeve, sewn closed on top. Standard on feather and swooper flags (to fit the honor pole). White felt- Felt that is white on both sides. Can be decorated with heat transfer vinyl, silk screen or paint. White- Vinyl that is white on both sides. Can be decorated with heat transfer vinyl, silk screen or paint. White Duck- A heavy duty plain woven cotton fabric. It is more tightly woven than standard canvas. Our white duck matches mil spec MIL-F- 2692H. Duck is also available in natural colors upon request. Wind slits 1ply/Wind slits 2 ply/Wind slits App. C-E- Small half-moon shaped slits cut into the fabric that allow the wind to pass through the flag or banner. Wind slits are used when a flag is hung in a way that it cannot“flutter”or on large banners. The wind slits help prevent the wear and tear on the flag or banner. The number and placement of the wind slits are determined by the graphics, as not to interfere with the artwork. Wind slits on 1 ply flags are heat cut. 2 ply flags with wind slits will be sewn both on the wind slit and on the flag. Wind slits are most common on vinyl banners larger than 12’, street banners and large building flags. Appliqued and embroidered flags classes C-E are priced under "App. C-E". Classes A&B are priced the same as printed flags. Windsock sleeve- 1”sleeve around the circumference of the larger end of the windsock. A flexible white plastic strip is inserted into the sleeve and bent into a circle and clipped into the stiff pole. Streamer swallowtail - The end of the streamers for the standard windsock are die cut into a swallowtail shape. 10,000 stitches - Embroidery designs are defined by the number of colors and the number of stitches it takes to complete the design. 10,000 stitches are the average stitch count for a 2”x3”design and is included in the price of the cap. Swivel clip & colors strings - 3 thin colored nylon strings, loop through the top of the windsock and connected on top with a 1.5”swivel clip. The swivel ring will allow the windsock to twist in the wind without the strings getting tangled. Swivel clip & white strings - A 2”silver aluminum swivel clip that is attached to a windsock with 3 thin white nylon strings. Swivel ring makes for each hanging and helps minimize the windsock furling. Tasseled ends - A tassel added to each end of a table runner, mostly used with“V”ends. Top Mylar streamer - 1.5”wide Mylar streamer, silver on one side, colored on the other. 2 streamers are sewn to the top of the sleeve. Mylar streamers create movement, adding extra attention to the flag display. Type I, class 1- 2" duck with snap hook & ring - 2" white cotton canvas duck with white nylon rope (i.e., distance line) sewn into the header with 1.5" (outside diameter) brass ring secured to the top of the header (flush). The rope extends 24" past the end of the header with a 3.5" brass snap hook secured to the end. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H and MIL-DTL-15021B Type I, class 2- 2"duck with header & 2 grommets - 2" white cotton canvas duck header with (1) 0.84" brass grommet at each end of the sleeve, approximately 0.5" from each end. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H Type 1, class 2- 2" duck with rope and 2 thimbles - 2" white cotton duck with white nylon rope (i.e., distance line) sewn into the header. The rope extends past the end the header and wraps around a galvanized steel thimble at both ends. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H Type I, class 4- 3" duck with grommets & leather tab - 3" white cotton duck sleeve, open at both ends, with (1) 0.84" brass grommet at each end of the sleeve, approximately 0.5" from each end. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H. Type II- 2.75" duck lined with leather tab - 2.75" white cotton duck sleeve with white cotton lining. Sleeve is open at both ends and has a (1) 2.5" leather tab sewn into each side of the sleeve. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H. Type III, class 1- 0.5" hem with (2) 2.5" tie tapes - 0.5" reinforced hem with double folded 6" nylon ties attached 1" from the bottom and top of the flag. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H Type III, class 2- 1.25" duck with leather tab- 1.25" flag material sleeve, open at both ends with a (1) 1.375" leather tab sewn into each end of the sleeve. Meets mil spec MIL-F-262H. UV lamination- A clear cold laminate that is applied to the front or the front and back of banner or poster that protects against UV exposure. UV lamination can help colors from fading and protect against scratching. UV lamination is also available as a clear liquid coating. “V”ends- The ends of a table runner are cut into a point or“V”shape. Waterproof – A treatment that protects a fabric from absorbing liquids. Especially popular for table covers and table banners. Waterproof canvas- The standard canvas polyester that is treated with a waterproofing solution. The table cover is protected from spills and can easily be whipped down. This option is also available for event tents. Laundering the treated canvas may diminish the waterproof protection. Waterproof oxford cloth- Heavy duty oxford cloth that is treated with a waterproofing solution. An event tent treated with oxford cloth is recommended for outdoor venues like farmer’s markets and fairs. Laundering the treated oxford cloth may diminish the water proof protection. O P T I O N S T E R M I N O L O G Y