On this page you will find information on:
- Canvas Headers
- Brass Grommets
- Metal Thimbles
Don't know what size flag to order? You will also find recommended flag sizes for pole height.
What is the difference between a sewn flag and a printed flag?
- Sewn Flag: On a U.S.Flag-each stripe is sewn seperately
- Printed Flag: Using a dye and printing process, the stripes or design is imprinted on cloth. The edges of the flag are sewn-but not the individual stripes.
SOLID BRASS GROMMETS allow for your flag to to fastened to your flagpole by way flag snaps or straps.
HEADERS are on the left side of the flag and provide a strong material for grommet placement
EMBROIDERED STARS
APPLIQUED STARS
METAL THIMBLES are included on all flags 8'x12' and larger. Nylon rope is sewn into the strong canvas header with galvanized metal thimbles. Grommets are also included in this size flag.
STITCHING: Seams are double-stitched and fly ends have either 2, 4 or 6 rows of double-stitching
RECOMMENDED FLAG SIZES FOR IN-GROUND FLAGPOLES
- Exposed Pole Height: 20' recommended flag size: 3'x5'
- Exposed Pole Height: 25' recommended flag size: 4'x6'
- Exposed Pole Height: 30' recommended flag size: 5'x8'
- Exposed Pole Height: 35' recommended flag size: 6'x10'
- Exposed Pole Height: 40' recommended flag size: 8'x12'
- Exposed Pole Height: 45' recommended flag size: 8'x12'
- Exposed Pole Height: 50' recommended flag size: 10'x15'
- Exposed Pole Height: 60' recommended flag size: 12'x18'
- Exposed Pole Height: 70' recommended flag size: 15'x25'
- Exposed Pole Height: 80' recommended flag size: 20'x30'
ARE ALL OF YOUR PRODUCTS MADE IN THE USA?
All American Flags, State Flags and Historical Flags are guaranteed Made in the USA. Other products may not be made in the USA. If you have questions concerning a specific item, please contact us.
HOW LONG SHOULD A FLAG LAST?
There is no definite answer to this question. How long a flag will last depends on the weather, its location, airborne contamination and how often you fly your flag. Remember, your flag is a piece of cloth that works very, very hard. Throughout its lifetime your flag shakes, trembles, drapes, snaps, chafes, bakes, freezes, ripples, flutters, furls, twists, flaps, strains, flies, unfurls and hangs! Is it any wonder that a flag that flies continuously needs replacing two or three times a year? Wind, water, sun and carelessness are the major enemies of a flag. No one can control the weather but you can take some important steps to lengthen the life of your flag. Occasionally washing your flag in warm detergent water will prevent pollutants and dirt from weakening the fabric. Always let your flag dry thoroughly before storing it to prevent mildew or color transfer. At the first sign of fraying, have your flag repaired before further damage is done. Always keep your flagpole clean as possible and move your pole if your flag does not have adequate room to fly unobstructed.

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Manufacturer, a trusted name
in flags for over 100 Years.