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Flags are a familiar sight, flying proudly on front porches, schools, and military bases. Yet, throughout history, they’ve also appeared in extraordinary ways, defying expectations and showcasing human creativity. These fun facts take us from ancient civilizations to the far reaches of space, revealing the surprising places flags have left their mark.The American Flag Furthest Away from the USATake a guess: Where do you think the American flag furthest away from its home country is located? Perh …

Welcome to Flags.com, where passion meets patriotism, professionalism ensures excellence, and authenticity forms the foundation of our journey. As a steadfast purveyor of American-made flags, we are honored to invite you to our grand Black Friday Cyber Monday event, where the spirit of our nation is celebrated through unmatched quality and unbeatable offers. Passion Fuels Our Craft At Flags.com, we're not just in the business of flags; we're in the business of passion. Our flags are a la …

In the age of digital commerce, a plethora of items, ranging from daily necessities to specialized products, are available at the click of a button. Flags, symbols of pride, history, and identity, are no different. If you're considering buying through an online flag shop, this guide is tailor-made for you. We'll navigate you through the process, ensuring you get the best bang for your buck. Why Opt for Online Flag Shopping? Shopping at online flag stores offers many benefits, such as extensive s …

Your browser does not support the audio element. Many of the flags we offer are available in two different finishes: a header and two grommets for flying on outdoor flagpoles, and the indoor version that features gold fringe and a pole sleeve. But what is a flag with gold fringe used for if it can’t be flown outdoors? We’ll help break down the meaning and history behind the fringe, why we use it on the American flag, and what situations it’s designed for. What are Fringed Fl …

The flag of the United States is one of the most recognizable national flags around the world. It’s often referred to as the “stars and stripes” and “red, white, and blue” in honor of the flag’s design. But where did this unique design come from in the first place? Discover the extensive history and origin of the US flag, spanning over two and a half centuries from the first notions of American patriotism. Sons of Liberty Flag When settlers first started arriv …

Each year on October 27, we celebrate America’s maritime branch of the Armed Forces: the US Navy. Known as Navy Day, this commemoration is a salute to all those who have served or currently serve in the Navy. Think you’re an expert on all things naval? Read on to find out how many of these Navy facts and trivia you know! The Navy Has No Officially Recognized Birthplace Odd but true: To this day, no consensus has been reached regarding the Navy’s birthplace. The Continental Congress’s …

Throughout every presidential election cycle, voters proudly display campaign flags to show support for their chosen candidate. But where did this tradition begin? The story of election flags stretches back to 1800, beginning with an unexpected twist—the first flag wasn’t made to rally support before an election but was crafted after the president had already taken office. As the years unfolded, campaign flags evolved, with unique designs like those used for Abraham Lincoln’s election, each tell …

Today, the Air Force is one of the most significant branches of the US Armed Forces, but for an extended portion of its history, it was actually under the jurisdiction of the Army. Though the Civil War-era Balloon Corps or the first military purchase of an aircraft could have been chosen as the United States Air Force birthday, a different date is used instead. When is the Air Force Birthday?The birthday of the Air Force takes place each year on September 18, the day on which the Air Force was f …

The tragic events of September 11, 2001, forever changed the course of history, leaving an unforgettable mark. Every year, Americans pay tribute to the 2,996 lives lost and the heroes who emerged that fateful Tuesday morning. This holiday is called Patriot Day and is a day of national remembrance where we are reminded of the importance of coming together as a community to honor the memory of those we lost and support those affected by the attacks. What Happened on September 11, 2001 The …

Although we focus on selling flags rather than pursuing these certifications ourselves, as ISO flag retailers, we’ve worked with 1,000s of already certified clients. By becoming ISO certified, you can improve your business operations and gain a competitive edge in the market. Are you looking to get started on your ISO certification journey? We'll walk you through some basics, and if you achieve your certification after reading this blog, we'll send you a 25% off coupon for your first ISO flag …