Sewn in Oak Creek, Wisconsin by Eder Flag, the largest flag and flagpole maker in the United States, in business since 1887 and owned by the people who work there. Two weights, ten sizes, and free shipping on every order.
Two questions. What it is made of, and how big.
A 3 ft by 5 ft flag suits a house bracket or a 15 to 20 ft pole.
Leaves the mill in 1 to 3 business days, and most orders arrive 5 to 7 days after that. Shipped direct from Eder Flag in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, and we email the tracking the day it goes.
All made in the USA by Eder Flag, all shipped free.
All fifty state flags
from $24.60
Every state, sewn to its own spec
Army flag
from $37.30
Service flag
Navy flag
from $37.30
Service flag
Air Force flag
from $50.60
Service flag
Marine Corps flag
from $48.90
Service flag
Coast Guard flag
from $37.30
Service flag
Space Force flag
from $50.60
Service flag
POW-MIA flag
from $32.80
Service flag
The only real choice here, in plain words.
Endura-Nylon. Flies in the lightest breeze. The everyday flag. Aniline-dyed 200-denier nylon. Fast drying, treated to resist fading, and light enough to fly on a still morning.
Poly-Max. Near water, or out in the wind. Heavier, with a reinforced fly end. Two-ply 100% polyester with four rows of vertical stitching and reinforced corners. If you are near water — the bay, the ocean, a tidal river, a lake — or on an open, windy site, buy this one. Salt air and constant snapping are what kill a flag: the fly end goes first, which is the part this build reinforces, and the open weave spills wind instead of fighting it.
The short version: how close are you to water? Within sight of the bay, the ocean, a tidal river or a big lake, buy Poly-Max. Salt air and steady wind are what kill a flag, and they kill a nylon one first. Inland and sheltered, nylon is the right flag and costs less.
Still not sure? Tell us the town. We keep the design wind speed for every place we cover, and that figure decides it. A flag that flies every day of the year leans to Poly-Max too: it costs more up front and it lasts long enough to be the cheaper flag.
Every flag on this page is cut, sewn and finished by Eder Flag in Oak Creek, Wisconsin. The company was founded in 1887, it is employee owned, and it is the largest flag and flagpole manufacturer in the United States. We are an authorized dealer, which is why the product is genuine and the warranty is the real one.
Both of them in full, before you pay, not after.
Damaged, or the wrong thing in the parcel, is not a return. Send us a photograph and we will replace it. The $7.95 does not apply and you do not send anything back.
The full policy, in the same plain words.
Tell us roughly what you need. One person reads it and replies with a real number, usually the same day.
All of this goes in your message. You can change anything below, or just add a note.
Your request is in. Someone will come back with a real number, usually the same business day. If it is urgent, call or text (667) 231-9065.