XIFAN Premium Double Sided Black Lives Matter BLM Flag - Heavy Duty 3ply Polyester Durable Vibrant Print Double Stitched - 3x5 FT Indoor Outdoor Banner
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XIFAN Premium Double Sided Black Lives Matter BLM Flag - Heavy Duty 3ply Polyester Durable Vibrant Print Double Stitched - 3x5 FT Indoor Outdoor Banner
- Heavy Material - Made from premium 3-ply polyester, this Black Lives Matter flag features two layers of durable 100D polyester with a blackout layer in the middle for superior strength, reduced transparency, and long-lasting outdoor performance.
- True Double-Sided Design - Unlike single-sided flags, this double-sided BLM flag displays the bold "BLACK LIVES MATTER" message correctly on both sides, making it easy to read from any direction.
- Craftsman Made - Double stitched on every side and features canvas heading with two solid brass grommets for hanging and display indoors and outdoors
- Vibrant Colors - We use qualified ink and professional print methods to make sure of the vivid and gorgeous color. Three layers of fabric are weather and fade resistant which ensures a long time of use
- Ideal for Display - Perfect for homes, gardens, offices, community events, marches, rallies, and other indoor or outdoor displays. Measures 3 x 5 ft and fits most standard flagpoles. Flagpole not included.
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