Choosing the right fabric for flags
Discover the best fabric for flags. This guide compares polyester, nylon, and cotton to help you choose the most durable material for any weather or occasion.
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A Guide to Union Flag Fabric Materials and Weaves
Discover the best Union flag fabric for your needs. Our guide explores polyester, cotton, weaves, and finishes to help you choose the perfect flag.
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Remembrance Sunday. Why do we lower flags?
Today, a military Colour or veterans' standard may represent a regiment, ship, squadron, association, branch or group whose history stretches back generations. The names and badges embroidered onto them can carry memories of campaigns, friendships, service and loss.
That is why the standards seen at Remembrance services are treated with such respect. To somebody watching from the pavement they may appear to be beautifully embroidered flags. To the people standing behind them, they can represent friends and colleagues with whom they served, people who never returned home and generations of service before their own.