Product Description
Our Nebraska Flag is a perfect way to show Cornhusker pride! This flag is made in America with the authentic design digitally printed on 100% nylon material. Although 3’ x 5’ is our best-selling option, we provide a variety of sizes so that you can make a selection that is suitable to your needs and aesthetic. We also provide both indoor and outdoor options, giving our customers the most flexibility.
Outdoor Nebraska Flag Option
Made with a lightweight nylon material which allows regal flying in even the lightest of winds. This flag is equipped with a strong canvas heading with brass grommets that allow for easy mounting on an outdoor flagpole.
Our flags are durable and dry quickly after withstanding rainy weather. The material is also heat-resistant, allowing you to fly your flag with brilliant colors through even the hottest of summers. Never put a hot iron directly on your flag without checking out our flag ironing instructions.
Outdoor Nebraska Flag Highlights:
- American-made
- Official flag design
- 100% nylon
- Long-lasting digital print
- Sewn edges
- Canvas heading
- Brass Grommets
Indoor Nebraska Flag Option
Although our outdoor flag can also be beautifully displayed indoors, you can take the look a step further with our 3-sided gold fringed flags.
Indoor Nebraska Flag Highlights:
- American-made
- Official flag design
- 100% nylon
- Sewn edges
- Gold fringe
- Pole sleeve
To keep your fringed flag in pristine condition, avoid outdoor usage. To respect indoor flags properly, they shouldn’t be pinned to a wall. This flag is designed with a sleeve that can be easily mounted on an indoor flagpole.
Nebraska State Flag History & Meaning
The Nebraska state seal, seen as the sole component on the flag, was accepted by the legislature in 1867, the same year Nebraska was accepted to the union. This emblem was adopted as the state flag in 1925.
The seal consists of various components that represent Nebraska and its history. In the lower center of the Nebraska State flag, there is a blacksmith and an anvil that symbolize the industrial arts. A steamboat can be seen ascending the Missouri River. A cabin and piles of wheat are shown to embody agriculture. The top of the circle features the state’s motto, “Equality Before the Law.”
Other Details
Capitol: LincolnFlag Adopted: July 16, 1963
Entered Union: March 1, 1867
Motto: "Equality before the law"
Nickname: Cornhusker State
Known For: Omaha Steaks, Kool-Aid
State Bird: Western Meadowlark
State Flower: Goldenrod
State Mammal: White-Tailed Deer
Famous Nebraskans: Fred Astaire, Marlon Brando, Warren Buffett, Henry Fonda, Gerald Ford, Malcolm X, Gabrielle Union, Hilary Swank
