How to Order Multiple Designs or Reorder from FLS Banners

FLS Banners supports two order paths beyond a single standard purchase: a multi-design order, where you upload or create several artworks and check out once, and a reorder, where you log in, find a past order, adjust options or quantity, and submit it again. Both are handled through the site's "How We do it?" ordering guides. The multi-design path fits buyers who need the same or different products with separate artwork in one transaction; the reorder path fits repeat buyers whose specifications have already been approved once.

Ordering multiple designs in one checkout

This path is for placing several distinct designs into a single cart and paying once. Based on the site's multi-design ordering steps:

1. Select your product. Choose the product type, then set size, options, and quantity. The multi-design flow is built around applying multiple artworks across your selections rather than starting a new order for each one.
2. Upload or create each design. You can upload different print-ready artwork files, or build each design individually with the online design tool. The site's design tools are described as producing ready-to-print designs, so either route should end in a print-ready file.
3. Review each design before adding it. Preview each design, confirm its details, and add everything to the cart in one go. This review step is where mismatched sizes, materials, or finishing options are easiest to catch.
4. Pay and place the order. Check out with a single payment covering all designs and receive one unified order confirmation.

The practical benefit is one confirmation and one payment to track instead of several. The trade-off is that a problem with one design can hold up review of the whole cart, so confirm each preview before moving on.

What to prepare before starting

• Print-ready artwork for every design, if you are uploading rather than using the design tool.
• The size, material, finishing, and quantity decisions for each item, since these are selected before design upload.
• A clear naming scheme for your files so each preview maps to the right product.

Reordering a previous order

The reorder flow assumes you already have an account with a past order on it:

1. Log in to your account and locate the previous order you want to repeat.
2. Review and update options. Verify the earlier selections and change quantity or options where needed.
3. Submit the reorder through the same checkout path, so the revised order is confirmed like a new one.

Reordering is the faster route when nothing about the artwork or specification has changed. If you need a different material, size, or finishing than the original, update those options during the review step rather than assuming the past order carries over unchanged.

Which path fits your situation

Common sticking points

• No account, no reorder. The reorder steps begin with logging in and finding a past order, so keep the account used for the original purchase.
• Artwork readiness. The design tool produces ready-to-print files, but uploaded files need to be print-ready before they reach the cart.
• Option drift on reorders. Verify material, size, and finishing during review; a reorder is a new production run, not a guaranteed copy of the last one.
• Turnaround expectations. The site advertises fast turnaround, including a 3-day figure mentioned alongside custom flags, and products are made in the USA. Confirm timing for your specific products and quantities when you order rather than assuming the fastest figure applies to everything.

For pricing on a specific multi-design or reorder job, the site offers a free quote, which is the reliable way to get numbers before checkout.