Custom size available 5-year outdoor vinyl Clear lacquered glossy finish

Argentina Flag Stickers (2-Pack) – Arrow Triangle Pennant

SKU: 107-028132

The flag cut as a horizontal triangle that tapers from a tall left edge to a single point at the right, in the shape of a racing pennant. Pointing right implies motion, so it suits a bike frame, helmet or scooter panel.

£2.80
per sticker · 1 sticker
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Two identical stickers per pack. Printed in full colour on glossy vinyl and contour cut to the triangle, with sizes measured across the longest edge from 5–50cm / 2–20in. Peel the backing off and press it down — printed stickers need no transfer tape.

What You Get

  • Horizontal bands: celeste, white, celeste
  • Sol de Mayo held in the tall left-hand end where the artwork is widest
  • Sideways pennant profile, tapering to a single right-hand point
  • Glossy finish, cut to the outline with no border left behind

The taper is what makes it useful. A triangle pointing right implies motion, so it sits naturally on something that moves — a bike frame, a helmet, a scooter panel, a roof box, the leading edge of a door. It also fits a shallow horizontal gap that a square flag would overflow.

The sun in the wide end is the Sol de Mayo, carrying thirty-two rays in alternating straight and wavy form around a human face drawn from Inti, the Inca sun god. It commemorates the May Revolution of 1810 and joined the flag in 1818, six years after Manuel Belgrano designed the banded original.

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Two identical stickers per pack. Printed in full colour on glossy vinyl and contour cut to the triangle, with sizes measured across the longest edge from 5–50cm / 2–20in. Peel the backing off and press it down — printed stickers need no transfer tape.

What You Get

  • Horizontal bands: celeste, white, celeste
  • Sol de Mayo held in the tall left-hand end where the artwork is widest
  • Sideways pennant profile, tapering to a single right-hand point
  • Glossy finish, cut to the outline with no border left behind

The taper is what makes it useful. A triangle pointing right implies motion, so it sits naturally on something that moves — a bike frame, a helmet, a scooter panel, a roof box, the leading edge of a door. It also fits a shallow horizontal gap that a square flag would overflow.

The sun in the wide end is the Sol de Mayo, carrying thirty-two rays in alternating straight and wavy form around a human face drawn from Inti, the Inca sun god. It commemorates the May Revolution of 1810 and joined the flag in 1818, six years after Manuel Belgrano designed the banded original.

  • Reference
    107-028132

  • Sticker type
    Printed
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