Description
Hawaii’s tropical beaches, warm climate, and diverse island culture are a staple of the island state, making the Hawaiian flag a year-long flying flag! Celebrate the island of culture and tropical beaches with the Hawaiian Flag. This American-made Hawaii state flag is constructed of 100% nylon and available in multiple indoor and outdoor use sizes.
OUTDOOR HAWAII FLAGS
Our American-made outdoor Hawaii flags have sewn edges and reinforced white canvas header and brass grommets for safe and durable flying anywhere, including the Hawaiian coast. The flag comes in multiple sizes, from miniature to extra large sizes. See the chart below to determine what size flag and pole are right for you.
| Outdoor Pole Height | Outdoor Flag Size |
| 5' Fiberglass Pole | 3' x 5' |
| 6' Tangle Free Pole | 3' x 5' |
| 20' | 3' x 5' or 4' x 6 |
| 25' | 4' x 6' or 5' x 8' |
| 30' | 5' x 8' or 6' x 10' |
| 35' | 6' x 10' |
INDOOR HAWAII FLAGS
The Indoor Hawaii flags include a sleeve and gold fringe. They can be mounted for indoor ceremonies, government, or personal use. Choose an oak indoor display pole for an elegant indoor presentation.
| Indoor Pole Height | Flag Size Suggestion |
| 7' or 8' | 3' x 5' w/ sleeve & fringe |
| 9' | 4' x 6' w/sleeve & fringe |
*Respect the fringe. Please don’t post indoor flags on the wall. Indoor flags come in select sizes. See the chart above to determine what size flag and pole is right for you. Indoor & Outdoor Flagpoles are sold separately
HAWAII FLAG MEANING & HISTORY
The story goes that King Kamehameha designed the Hawai'ian flag as it is known today in the early 1800s following prosperous trade meetings with Great Britain.
Kamehameha was gifted several flags with the British "Union Jack" on it, including ones with stripes on them, much like the modern flag. To please both the British and the United States, the King designed a flag with both elements of the British flag and American flag.
Like the British East India company's flag, Kamehameha's flag was used as the unofficial flag of the Hawaiian Kingdom from its design in 1816 until 1845, when it was officially adopted. Its pattern was standardized at eight white, red, and blue horizontal stripes and includes the Union flag of the United Kingdom as a testament to the history shared between Hawaii and the U.K. The eight stripes signify the eight major Hawaiian islands: Hawai'i, Maui, Kahoʻolawe, Lānaʻi, Molokaʻi, Oʻahu, Kauaʻi, and Niʻihau.
Unlike the widely popularized pronunciation of “hah-wy-ee” the correct pronunciation of the state of “Hawai'i” is pronounced “hah-vy-ee” instead of “hah-wy-ee.”
Other Details
Flag Adopted: December 29, 1845
Entered Union: August 21, 1959
Motto: "Ua Mau ke Ea o ka ʻĀina i ka Pono" / "The Life of the Land is Perpetuated in Righteousness"
Nickname: The Aloha State, Paradise, The Islands of Aloha
Known For: Surfing, Volcanoes
State Bird: Hawaiian Goose
State Flower: Hibiscus Brackenridgei
State Mammal: Hawaiian Monk Seal
Famous Hawaiians: Barack Obama, Bruno Mars, Bette Midler, Lauren Graham, Lois Lowry, Jack Johnson
