Independence Bunting Blog

When it comes to outdoor Christmas bows, the main question isn't whether to buy them, but what size to choose and how many to use. Most people put them on a wreath, a door or post, and a fence or rail … read more

Outdoors, Halloween bunting works along a porch rail, across a porch header, between fence posts or framing a gate. Light determines whether it succeeds, because most of it is seen after dark, which c … read more

Three things affect how an American flag holds up outdoors: the fabric, how the stripes and stars are made, and how the hoist edge is finished. Outdoor flags are usually made from nylon, polyester, or … read more

To display red, white, and blue bunting, place blue on top, white in the middle, and red at the bottom, as stated in 4 U.S.C. §8(d). The Flag Code says the U.S. flag should hang freely and be sho … read more

Made in America flags carrying an unqualified “Made in USA” claim follow a federal standard regulated by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC). Under the Made in USA Labeling Rule, the FTC re … read more