Outdoor American Flag (Fully Sewn & Lock Stitched)

We know why you’re here. You’re on the hunt for American flags that are vibrant, durable, and above all… MADE IN AMERICA. Well, you’ve come to the right place. We’ve been the flag & flagpole experts since 1990.

This outdoor American flag is our most popular product, thanks to its high-quality construction and availability in a wide range of sizes and fabrics. Choose from a variety of materials and sizes ranging from 12” x 18” to an impressive 30’ x 60’!

Outdoor American Flag Features

• 100% Manufactured in the United States
• 13 fully sewn stripes
• 50 embroidered stars (up to 12’ x 18’)
• Reinforced lock-stitching
• UV-resistant dyes
• Available in nylon, polyester, and cotton

Flags Sized 12” x 18” to 6’ x 10’

• Canvas header
• Brass grommets

Flags Sized 8’ x 12’ and Up

• Nylon rope instead of grommets
• Galvanized thimbles
• Extra stitching on fly-end corners

Flags Sized 15’ x 25’ and Up

• Appliquéd stars instead of embroidered

These USA Flags are Lock Stitched

Our US flags are finished using lock-stitching, which is a stronger and more durable stitch than chain-stitching, which is often used in other sewn American flags for sale. If a chain stitch breaks, the whole stitch can unravel, while lock stitches stay secure even if one of them breaks.

And Fully Sewn

Each stripe is individually sewn together instead of printed on one piece of fabric. This process creates a high-quality and authentic flag built to withstand outdoor conditions. Additionally, this process pays homage to the manufacturing techniques used for early American flags.

With An FMAA Guarantee

We are a proud member of the Flag Manufacturers Association of America, and all our American flags are produced right here in the USA. When you shop with us, you can buy confidently, knowing that you’re supporting American workers and industry.

Which American Flag Material is Right for Me?

Not sure which American flag material to choose? Here’s a quick guide based on where you live and how you plan to fly your flag—plus tips to help it last longer. For more detailed tips, check out our blog on flag materials.

Nylon American Flags - Best Option for General Use

• Why? Lightweight, quick-drying, mold and UV-resistant. This 200-denier nylon is the longest-lasting nylon fabric available.
• Perfect for: Residential or commercial buildings, yards, and porches.
• Climates: 
• Rainy or Humid (e.g., Florida, Pacific Northwest)
• Hot & Dry Regions (e.g., Southwest)
• Moderate Climates (e.g., Midwest, Inland Northeast) during Spring & Summer
• Urban / Low-Wind Areas
• Tip: Bring it inside during storms!

Polyester American Flags - High Winds & Saltwater Regions

• Why? Heavy-duty and built to take on salt, wind, and weather.
• Perfect for: In-ground flagpoles near the ocean or anywhere winds get wild.
• Climates: 
• Coastal & Windy Areas (e.g., Gulf Coast, New England Shore)
• High Elevation & Windy (e.g., Rockies, Appalachians)
• Moderate Climates (e.g., Midwest, Inland Northeast) during Fall & Winter
• Tip: Go smaller to reduce wind drag.
• Warning: Polyester flags are too heavy to be flown from house-mounted flagpoles.

Cotton American Flags - Vintage & Funeral Use

• Why? Classic feel and ideal for indoor displays, funerals, and tradition.
• Only Available In: 3’ x 5’ and 5’ x 9½’ (casket size)
• Note: Cotton degrades quickly outdoors, which limits flying time.

Still not sure? Check out our blog on Choosing the Right Flag Material or give us a shout—we’re flag and flagpole experts!

Are you looking for an alternative to grommets and nylon rope? View our American-made flag designed to be mounted using its pole sleeve on a wall-mounted flagpole.

It’s time to show your patriot pride! Order your American flag made in the USA today, and make your neighbors jealous tomorrow!

What is the Right Size Flag for My Flagpole?

Our most popular flag size is 3’ x 5’, perfect for poles up to 20’ and residential poles. For taller poles, choose a flag about one-quarter the height of the pole.

Most outdoor flags include grommets, and larger sizes come with rope. We recommend attaching additional grommets for a wall or fence display.

Refer to the chart below for flag size and pole height recommendations.

American Flag FAQs

How Do I Care For and Respect My American Flag?

Check out our blog on flag care for information on how long your American-made flag should last and how to increase its lifespan. 

To learn more about the US Flag Code and practicing good flag etiquette, check out one of our blog posts about proper flag display.

Why are American Flags at Half Mast Today?

We offer a free half-staff alert system that covers national proclamations and state-specific decrees. Please sign up for our half-staff alerts to receive flag notifications as emails or SMS messages. 

How Often Should I Fly My Flag?

The American flag can be flown daily in good weather conditions, but the US Flag Code mentions some specific flag-flying holidays. Check out our free downloadable flag-flying calendar to track when any flag-flying holidays are coming up. 

How Many Stars Are on the American Flag?

The United States flag currently has 50 stars, each representing a state within the union. A new star is added to the flag when a new state is admitted to the union.

How Many Stripes Are on the American Flag?

The American flag has 13 stripes, each representing one of the original colonies of the United States: New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, and Georgia.

What Do the Colors of the American Flag Mean?

Red symbolizes hardiness and valor, blue represents justice and perseverance, and white is for purity and idealism. For more in-depth information, look at our blog post that investigates the meaning behind each color.

Please contact us if you have questions about our American-made flags or need help deciding which material is best for you. We’d love to help!