Weatherproof sukkah banners by Shmueli Bell: the Kotel, the Beis Hamikdash, and the Lubavitcher Rebbe, painted in vibrant color and printed large for your sukkah wall.

Every banner is made on heavy 15oz blockout scrim vinyl with brass grommets every 2 to 3 feet, so it hangs easily with cord or zip ties and holds up outdoors right through Sukkos. Roll it up after Yom Tov and use it again next year.

About the banners: 15oz vinyl with a soft matte finish and bright, fade-resistant color, in three sizes from 48 inches up to 96 inches wide. Made to order and shipped from the USA, usually dispatched in 3 to 5 days. Browse the full sukkah banner collection below.

Are these sukkah banners weatherproof?

Yes. They are printed on 15oz blockout scrim vinyl, the same material used for outdoor signage, so they handle sun and rain through the week of Sukkos and can be reused year after year.

How do you hang a sukkah banner?

Brass grommets are set every 2 to 3 feet around the edges. Thread cord or zip ties through the grommets and tie the banner to your sukkah frame. Cord is not included.

What size sukkah banner should I get?

48 inches suits a smaller sukkah wall or hanging a few pieces together. 72 inches is the most popular single-wall size. 96 inches is a full-wall statement piece. Need a size that is not listed? Email me and I will set one up.

When should I order for Sukkos?

Sukkos 2026 begins the evening of September 25. Banners are made to order and usually dispatch in 3 to 5 days, so order early to be sure it arrives in time for the chag.