The red/white/blue polyester bunting is a ten-metre fabric garland with 24 triangular pennants in red, white and blue. Hang it along a building’s facade or across the street on King’s Day, or use the same tricolour for a French or American-themed party. It’s perfect in the garden, along a fence or in a party hall.
What do the pennants on this garland look like?
Each pennant measures 26 by 18 centimetres and alternates in colour along a white band, so that red, white and dark blue pennants always hang side by side.
- The garland is 10 metres long in total.
- It has 24 pennants, each 26 centimetres high and 18 centimetres wide.
- The pennants are red, white and dark blue and alternate in colour.
- Each pennant has a finished edge along its slanted sides.
- The material is 100% polyester.
- The garland is made by Boland.
At ten metres long, this garland is ideal for decorating an entire fence, garden or the walls of a hall, rather than just a single doorway.
A tricolour for three national celebrations
Red, white and blue are the colours of the Dutch flag, which is why you will often see pennants like these on King’s Day and at Dutch-themed parties. France uses the same colours in vertical bands and celebrates its national holiday on 14 July. The American flag is also red, white and blue, so the garland is equally suitable for a party around 4 July. When the party is over, simply roll up the fabric garland and store it for next time.
A party outfit in the same colours as the pennants
Red, white and blue decorations go perfectly with an outfit in the same shades. Think of a shirt in one of the three colours, a scarf or hat in the colours of the flag and face paint in the same tricolour on your cheek. For a French party, complete the look with a striped shirt and a beret; for an American party, add a cowboy hat or a star print. This way, your clothes and the decorations above your head will match.
Bring home the red/white/blue polyester bunting and hang it up for your next King’s Day or national celebration.