The red, white and blue Loeki facade flag is a horizontal flag in the Dutch tricolour, printed with cartoon lion Loeki, a football and the chant OLEE! OLEE!.
Hang it out on King's Day, and during a European or World Cup, it shows the whole street that the Dutch national team is being cheered for at your house. A living room party around an international match will instantly get a Dutch decor.
What does the Loeki facade flag look like?
- The flag has a horizontal, rectangular format with wavy stripes in red, white and blue.
- Across the stripes, OLEE! is printed twice in large light blue letters with an orange border.
- At the bottom right, Loeki the lion jumps up in an orange shirt, with a speech bubble in which ASJE MENOU is written.
- Above the lion flies a black-and-white football, and the bottom edge is printed as a strip of green grass.
- The facade flag comes from the brand PartyXplosion.
A lion in the Dutch colours
Loeki is a cartoon lion that many Dutch people know from short films on television, always cheerful and a little clumsy. The lion itself has been a Dutch symbol for centuries: it is in the coat of arms and is the animal that supporters of the Dutch national team take everywhere. On this flag, those two come together, a well-known cartoon character in an orange shirt in the middle of a football moment. Because of this, the facade flag fits just as well with King's Day as with an evening in front of the TV with an international match.
This is how your facade becomes recognisably Orange
Hang the facade flag in a place where it can be seen well from the street, such as above the front door or on the balcony. If you want the whole house to join in, complete the flag with orange garlands or little flags along the gutter, so that the tricolour and the orange alternate. Inside, the same combination works above the TV during a match, with a few orange balloons. This way, guests and neighbours can see at a glance what is being celebrated.
Order the red, white and blue Loeki facade flag and let your house join the cheering on King's Day and during the next tournament.