Arkansas Flag

The Arkansas State flag is the best way to display Arkansawyer pride to the whole neighborhood. 

Arkansas Flag for Outside Use

There is no need to worry about the hot summer temperatures in Arkansas with our heat-resistant Arkansas State flags. These flags are designed with a sturdy canvas heading and a lightweight nylon material to fly with minimal winds on an outdoor flagpole.

Highlights:

• Made in America
• Authentic design
• 100% nylon
• Sewn edges
• Canvas heading
• Brass grommets

If you’re in a rush to de-wrinkle your flag you can iron it gently. It’s important to review our flag ironing instructions before putting a hot iron on your flag.

Arkansas Flag for Inside Use

Opt for our gold fringed indoor flag if you are looking to present your flag at a courthouse, police station, or lodge. You’ll need an indoor flagpole to give your flag the proper respect.

Highlights:

• Made in America
• Authentic design
• 100% nylon
• Sewn edges
• Gold fringe
• Pole sleeve

Note:  Because the gold fringe is not weather resistant, these flags are intended for indoor use only. 

FAQ on Arkansas Flag Meaning

Q: Why are there 25 stars on the flag?

A: The 25 stars on the flag are there to represent that Arkansas was the 25th state to enter the union, while the colors of the flag were chosen to match those of the United States of America. 

Q: Why are there diamonds on the flag?

A: The diamonds are a symbol that this state was the nation’s first to be able to produce diamonds. The 3 blue stars below the name, within the diamonds, symbolize the 3 countries that the state has belonged to while the one lone star above the name is there to commemorate Arkansas’ membership in the Confederacy. 

Q: What countries has the state belonged to?

A: Arkansas has belonged to France, Spain and, of course, the United States.