EST 1776 Vinyl Banner (Version 1) - 36" X 29"

Somewhere between fireworks smoke, cold beer, and a Lynyrd Skynyrd guitar solo… this banner was born.

The EST 1776 Banner takes loud American freedom and throws it straight onto your wall with enough patriotic energy to make the neighbors peek over the fence. The artwork features an angry bald eagle locked down over a patriotic USA shield while fireworks explode overhead, American flags wave behind him, and bold HALES lettering crashes across the top like fireworks rattling the windows on the Fourth of July.

The vivid red background punches hard against the white wings, patriotic blues, and bright flag detailing making this thing impossible to ignore whether it’s hanging in the garage, shop, man cave, bar, or backyard smoke pit.

This isn’t one of those cheap lifeless patriotic banners that fades into the wall.
This thing feels loud before you even hang it up.

⚠️ LIMITED EDITION — NO RESTOCKS.
Once these are gone, the fireworks stop for good.

Features:

• Loud Patriotic Artwork — Angry bald eagle, waving American flags, exploding fireworks, patriotic shield detailing, and bold HALES lettering packed into one unapologetically American design.
• Vivid Red Background — Bright aggressive red backdrop built to make every piece of the artwork explode with color and energy.
• 36" Tall x 29" Wide — Perfect statement-piece size for garages, shops, man caves, bars, and backyard party setups.
• Premium 13oz Vinyl Construction — Durable heavyweight material built to handle years of hanging loud and proud.
• Fade Resistant Print — Designed to keep the colors looking sharp through heat, smoke, sunlight, and long summers.
• Welded Hem w/ Metal Grommets — Reinforced construction built for easy hanging and long-term durability.
• Indoor / Outdoor Use — Looks just as badass hanging in the garage as it does flying at the cookout.
• Made in the USA — Because there was honestly no other way to do this one.

The kind of banner that makes the beer taste colder, the music sound louder, and the Fourth of July feel like it should every single weekend!