Custom Flag Printing - is White a Color
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Is White a Color in Custom Flag Printing?
Summary
Should you be charged for the color white when getting a custom flag made?
Article Body
When ordering a custom flag, many people specify colors like navy blue, red, yellow, and white in their design. However, an interesting question arises: should white be considered a color when it comes to flag printing?
As a seasoned flag maker, I've noticed that some manufacturers, especially online, mistakenly consider white as a separate color in their quotes. Let me clarify: this is incorrect. In reality, the mentioned flag contains only three colors. White is not a color in this context!
In screen printing, we use distinct colors present in your logo, such as blue, red, yellow, green, black, and violet. Notably, white is not printed. Since the flag material is typically white, the areas meant to be white in your design are simply left unprinted. Thus, no additional color is used for white.
So, the next time you commission a custom flag, ensure you're not charged for the color white. If your logo includes white, flag makers naturally use white material since most flags are printed on it by default.
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