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A big flag makes a statement from across the street. This rainbow pride flag measures 4 by 6 feet, a step up from the more common 3 by 5 size, so it reads clearly on a tall pole, across a balcony railing or stretched along a wall at a party. It's made from polyester and finished with a header strip and two metal grommets for hanging.
The colours are dye-sublimated, which means the ink is bonded into the fibres rather than sitting on top as a coating. The design is printed on one side and soaks all the way through the fabric, so it shows from both sides, with the back appearing as a mirror image. Single-sided printing like this keeps the flag light enough to lift and wave in a breeze.
Run cord or flag clips through the two metal grommets on the header tape to attach it to a pole, or use hooks or zip ties to fix it to a fence, railing or wall. The fly end, the edge that flaps furthest from the pole, has four rows of stitching to resist fraying, and every other edge is double-stitched.
A 4 by 6 foot flag needs room: check that your pole is long enough so it doesn't drag. If you have a standard house bracket or a smaller space, the 3 by 5 foot rainbow flag may be easier to fly. For a parade or a desk, the handheld Rainbow Love stick flag is a much smaller option measured in inches.
Find more flags and accessories in our LGBTQ+ Pride collection.
Helpful answers about Rainbow Pride Flag 4 x 6 ft Polyester.
It's 4 feet by 6 feet. That's larger than the usual 3 by 5 foot house flag, so it suits tall poles, balconies and big walls. Measure your pole or wall space first.
It's printed on one side, but dye-sublimation pushes the colour all the way through the polyester, so the design is visible from the back as a mirror image.
Thread a halyard, cord or flag clips through the two metal grommets on the header tape. Without a pole, cable ties or S-hooks through the grommets will hold it on a fence, railing or wall.
Yes, polyester flags are made for outdoor use, and the reinforced fly edge helps against fraying. Strong wind and sun will still wear any flag over time, so take it down in storms to make it last.
The maker doesn't give washing instructions. A gentle hand wash in cold water with mild detergent and air-drying flat is the cautious approach; avoid bleach and tumble-drying.
Most home brackets and short poles suit a 3 by 5 foot flag, like our 3 by 5 rainbow flag. Pick this 4 by 6 if you have a taller pole or want it to stand out from a distance.