Polyester flag 'Disco fever'

The polyester 'Disco fever' flag is a black party flag measuring 150 by 90 centimetres, featuring the words Disco fever in letters that resemble neon tubes. The print evokes the atmosphere of a dance hall with glowing neon signs, bright colours and a packed dance floor. Hang it up at a 70s party or neon party, behind the DJ booth, above the bar or against a bare wall in the party venue.

What does the 'Disco fever' flag look like?

• The fabric measures 150 by 90 centimetres and hangs in landscape format.
• The background is black, so the pink first word and the yellow second word with their white inner outline stand out strongly.
• Blue and white circles run behind the text, and there are yellow stars in the top left and bottom right.
• There are eyelets in the corners, allowing you to hang the flag with rope, hooks or tie wraps.
• The material is 100% polyester.
• The flag is from the Boland brand.

Where the neon look on this party flag comes from

The words disco fever stand for the dancing craze of the seventies, when clubs were full of neon signs, coloured lights and disco balls. Those glowing letters are the most recognisable image from that era, and that is exactly the image on the fabric. Thanks to the combination of pink, yellow and blue on black, the flag also suits a party centred around bright neon colours.

Tips for hanging it up at a 70s party

Hang the flag straight behind the area where people are dancing, so the text appears in every group photo of the evening. A disco ball or coloured lights nearby enhance the neon sign look of the print. Choose balloons in pink, yellow and blue to carry the colours of the fabric through the rest of the room. At a neon party, a dark wall works best as a background, because the black edge of the flag blends in and only the bright letters remain.

Order the polyester 'Disco fever' flag and your dance floor will immediately have a backdrop that suits the theme of the evening.