Start by measuring the widest and longest points of your pennant. On this page, you’ll see common frame sizes like 11x14, 12x18, and select 16x16 options. To choose confidently:

• Compare your measurements to the frame’s listed dimensions, and check any noted “viewable” or “display” area on the product page.
• Allow a small border so the pennant isn’t cramped at the edges.
• Match the frame’s orientation to your pennant’s shape (long horizontal or vertical).

If you’re between sizes, a slightly larger frame can provide breathing room. Since details vary by item, reviewing each listing’s size notes can help you land the best fit.

Look for listings labeled Custom Pennant Frame on this page. You’ll find options across popular sizes (like 11x14, 12x18, and 16x16) and different sports styles. To proceed:

• Open the product page with “Custom” in the title.
• Review the item description for what can be customized and any required steps.
• Follow the prompts provided on that page before adding to cart.

Customization options and turnaround details can vary by listing, so it’s helpful to read the description and images carefully. If you prefer a ready-to-display look, there are non-custom pennant frames available on the same page.

Most frames on this page are designed for wall display, and some indicate horizontal or vertical mounting in the description. Because hardware and orientation can vary by item, it’s a good idea to:

• Check the product photos and the description for mounting details.
• Confirm whether hanging hardware is included or if it’s sold separately.
• Choose the orientation that fits your pennant’s layout (long edge on top or side).

If you’re unsure, the product page typically clarifies mounting options. Using appropriate wall hardware for your surface can help achieve a secure, level display.

Both are popular sizes you’ll see on this page, but they suit slightly different needs:

• 11x14: More compact, helpful for smaller pennants or tighter wall spaces.
• 12x18: Offers more length, which can better showcase longer pennants.
• 16x16 (square): Available on select items, useful for a centered, symmetrical presentation.

Because frames list overall dimensions and sometimes a specific display area, it’s smart to compare your pennant’s measurements to each item’s details. Picking the size that leaves a bit of border can create a cleaner, balanced look.

Inclusions can vary by listing on this page. Some frames specify glass and a mat in the description, while certain pennant-focused frames emphasize the display format without a separate mat. To know exactly what you’ll receive:

• Review the product description for “Materials” and “What’s included.”
• Check photos for matting and mounting details.
• Confirm whether hanging hardware is included or recommended separately.

Since each item can differ, the product page is the best source for accurate details. If matting or glass is important to you, look for listings that clearly call those out.