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\nThis is the written map of yardflag.shop. It lists every part of the homepage, every season and product category, the full shop and all of our help and policy pages, with a sentence on what each one is good for. If you know what you need, jump straight to the link. If you are not sure where to start, the short routes in section 1 cover the questions most people arrive with. Anything you cannot find, email support@yardflag.shop and we reply within 24 hours on business days.
\n| If you want to know | \nGo to | \n
|---|---|
| What to put on the front step this month | \nThe swap ring on the homepage | \n
| Whether a garden flag or a house flag suits your spot | \nSize Guide and the true-size drawing | \n
| How long an order takes to reach you | \nShipping & Delivery | \n
| How to fix a typo in a family name | \nCancel or Change an Order | \n
| How to send something back | \nReturns & Exchanges Policy | \n
| When your money comes back | \nRefund Policy | \n
| Where your parcel is | \nOrder Tracking | \n
| How to reach a person | \nContact Us or Submit a Ticket | \n
The homepage is built as a planning tool for the front step, read from top to bottom. Each band does one job.
\nThe swap ring is a drawn ring of the year marked with swap days. An “Up now” card and an “Up next” card are worked out from today’s date, and each card links to that season’s flag, mat and sign. A North / South toggle switches the ring between the United States and Canada and the southern calendar for Australia and New Zealand, where the seasons run the other way and Christmas falls in summer. Your choice stays in your own browser.
\nThis band shows a flag, a doormat and a porch sign dressed together for one season, so you can see how a season set looks before you choose pieces one at a time.
\nFlip cards show a flag from the front and then from behind. Every flag is printed on one side, and the design shows through in reverse on the back, so this band lets you see what neighbours walking past will see.
\nFour short steps for the day you change seasons: take the old one down, let it dry, fold it into the bin, slide the next one on. It is the routine that keeps next year’s flag ready.
\nA quick guide to writing a family name for a welcome flag, doormat, porch leaner or mailbox cover: add -s for most names (The Millers), add -es after s, x, z, ch or sh (The Joneses, The Foxes, The Churches), and never use an apostrophe for a plural.
\nThe quiet gap after the Fourth of July and before harvest, when a plain welcome flag fills the step and sunflowers come in during August. This band explains what to hang when no holiday is near.
\nThe true-size drawing closes the homepage by drawing a garden flag (about 12 x 18 in) and a house flag (about 28 x 40 in) beside a front door, so the difference is clear before you order.
\nSeason categories follow the northern swap calendar we use on the site, which is a rhythm, not a rule: winter after New Year, spring florals and birds in March, stars and stripes from late May to the Fourth of July, the in-between weeks after the Fourth, harvest and fall from September to Thanksgiving, and Christmas after Thanksgiving. Southern buyers can use the same pages with their own months: spring September to November, summer December to February, autumn March to May and winter June to August.
\nThe Family Name Welcome Flag, Family Name Doormat, Family Name Porch Leaner Sign and Family Name Mailbox Cover take a family name of up to 18 characters and an optional “Est.” year; the mailbox cover also takes an optional house number. A live preview shows your lines as you type. They print exactly as typed, with no proof sent first, so read the preview twice. You will find them in the In-between Weeks category and in their product type categories.
\nSay it is late August in Ohio and you want the harvest flag up for the first cool week of September. Start at the swap ring, where “Up next” points to Harvest & Fall. Open Harvest & Fall and choose a flag and a mat. Then check Shipping & Delivery and count back: 1-3 business days to make plus 7-14 business days in transit means allowing up to 17 business days before the week you want it up. That is an estimate from our stated times, not a guarantee.
\nA buyer in Auckland wants a summer flag for December. They press South on the swap ring, which turns the year round so summer sits over December to February and Christmas reads as a summer holiday. From there, Summer and Holidays are the two pages to browse, and the FAQs answer questions about delivery to New Zealand.
\nSomeone wants a doormat with the new owners’ surname as a housewarming gift. They read the plural surname guide on the homepage, choose the Family Name Doormat in Doormats, type “The Garcias” and check the live preview, and put the new address in the shipping fields. If they notice a mistake after ordering, Cancel or Change an Order explains the 24-hour window.
\nKnowing what is missing saves a search. We do not sell flag stands, house poles, porch brackets, pole sleeves, rubber stoppers or anti-wind clips; every flag is flag only. We do not sell apparel. We do not ship outside the United States, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. There is no phone line, live chat or social media account for support; email is how to reach us. There are no reviews, ratings or counters on the site, and no “order by” dates for holidays.
\nThe cart, checkout and account pages are working pages rather than reading pages, so they are not described in detail here. Your cart shows each item with its size and any personalisation lines. Checkout shows the total in US dollars, free shipping and the payment options available for your order. The same personalisation text appears again in your order confirmation email.
\nWe keep this map in step with the menus and the footer, so every page listed here should open. If a link is broken, a category looks empty, or a page is not where this map says it is, please tell us at support@yardflag.shop with the link you pressed. Yard Flag, 1017 Evening Star Dr, Roaming Shores, OH 44085, US.
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