Vinyl Banner
Made to order — quoted per job. Tell us the quantity, what goes on it and send your artwork; we reply with a free mock-up and the price.
Custom vinyl banners for the Inland Empire
We handle banner printing for Inland Empire storefronts, grand openings, events, gyms, restaurants, churches, schools and car dealerships.
Every banner is full-color on 13oz heavy-duty vinyl. It is weather and UV resistant, works indoors or outdoors, and comes with hemmed edges and grommets. Sizes run from 1'x2' up to 8'x30', with custom sizes anywhere in that range. One banner is fine.
How it works: tell us the size, how many and what goes on it, and send your artwork (what to send). We reply with a free proof and the price. Nothing is produced until you reply "approved." Then we send the invoice. No artwork yet? Our design team can build it. Design work takes a deposit.
We are veteran- and woman-owned. Banners are one part of what we do. We also handle engraving, awards, signs, apparel, promo products, 3D printing and design. For more signage, see Signage & Displays, the retractable banner stand and yard signs.
Common questions
How much does banner printing cost?
Every banner is quoted per job. The price depends on the size, how many you need and whether you need design work. Send the size, the quantity and your artwork, and we reply with a free proof and the price. Nothing is produced until you reply "approved." Then we send the invoice. If we design the banner for you, design work takes a deposit.
What sizes can you print?
Sizes run from 1'x2' up to 8'x30', including 2.5'x6', 4'x8' and 6'x10'. Need something in between? Custom sizes are available within that range. Put the dimensions in your quote request.
Can I get just one banner printed?
Yes. There is no minimum. A single banner gets the same free proof and quote as a larger run.
Can a vinyl banner go outside?
Yes. It is 13oz heavy-duty vinyl, weather and UV resistant, made for indoor and outdoor use. Hemmed edges and grommets are included.
Care: Wipe with a soft cloth, mild soap, and water; no solvents. Let the vinyl dry fully, then roll it print side out, never folded, to avoid creases.