American Flags

Every American flag on this page is made in the USA by FMAA-certified flag makers (Eder Flag, Annin or Valley Forge) unless it is marked Imported, and shipping is included in the price. Choose nylon for a bright flag that flies in a light breeze, or heavy duty polyester for high wind, coastal air and poles that fly every day. Sizes run from 2x3 ft for a porch up to 30x60 ft for the tallest commercial poles.

Not sure what size you need? See our flag size chart by pole height. Also see wall mount American flags and casket flags.

  • Embroidered Stars and Sewn Stripes for sizes up to 8' x 12'.
  • Appliqued Stars and Sewn Stripes for sizes 10' x 15' and larger.
  • Double-Stitched Seams, Extra-stitched Fly Ends.
  • Brass Grommets and Canvas Header for sizes up to 6' x 10'.
  • Roped Thimbles and Canvas Header for sizes 8' x 12' and larger.
  • All American Flags 100% Made in the USA by flag makers who are certified by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA); Eder Flag, Annin or Valley Forge unless marked as "Imported"
  • Prices include standard shipping costs to your location

We're proud to supply flags to the U.S. State Department, U.S. military branches, state and local governments, and more than 200 embassies and consulates — the same quality available to every customer, wholesale or single-flag orders welcome.

Wondering about the difference between Nylon and Polyester flags? Kevin Wabiszewski breaks the topic down in detail in this article. Below are his most important points:

  • Polyester flags are heavier than Nylon flags: Polyester flags tend
    to be more durable and resistant to strong weather, while Nylon flags
    fly a bit better in the wind.
  • Nylon flags are cheeper than Polyester flags, but Polyester flags last longer.
  • Neither material is a natural fiber, so both kinds of flags are reistant to mold and mildew
  • Both kinds of flags are machine washable, but neither should be put in the dryer.