FLYBALA Cuba Flag 3x5 F, Polyester Cuban National Flag Double Stitched Brass Grommets Fade Resistant for Yard, Home, Party, Holiday, Event Indoor Outdoor Decor
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FLYBALA Cuba Flag 3x5 F, Polyester Cuban National Flag Double Stitched Brass Grommets Fade Resistant for Yard, Home, Party, Holiday, Event Indoor Outdoor Decor
- Premium Material: Made of high-quality durable polyester fabric, the Cuba flag features excellent sun-proof and fade-resistant performance. It can fly in mild breeze without easy tearing, wrinkling or color fading, ensuring long-lasting use
- Sturdy Brass Grommets: Equipped with reinforced brass grommets on two corners, the thickened buckles are wear-resistant. They firmly fix the flag on flagpoles, effectively preventing tearing and slipping, and make installation and disassembly extremely convenient
- Exquisite Workmanship & Clear Printing: Adopting advanced high-definition thermal transfer printing technology, the flag pattern is vivid, clear and non-peeling. The neat stitching on all edges enhances the overall texture, making it look delicate and high-grade for display
- Specification: Package contains one 3x5 ft Cuba Flag. FLAG POLE NOT INCLUDE. This Cuban flag is perfect for outdoor courtyard decoration, garden display, party celebration, indoor wall hanging and holiday decoration
- Professional After-sales Service: We provide reliable full after-sales support for the product. If there is any problem after receiving the goods, please contact us. Our service team will provide proper solutions
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