U.S. State flags that are 4' x 6' are available at United States Flag Store. Flags representing all 50 states are made from either durable heavyweight DuPont Solarmax nylon or two-ply spun printed polyester. Nylon flags made by Valley Forge Flag Company are finished with a strong canvas heading and two brass grommets. The nylon flags are suitable for flying outdoors as well as displaying indoors. The polyester state flags are made of Spectra-Pro/Poly Wavez material and provide maximum durability. Adding a pole hem or pole hem and fringe to any state flag constitutes a special order to United States Flag Store and, as such, can take up to seven to 14 business days to fulfill.
US State Flags 4ftx6ft Nylon and Sewn Polyester
We offer top quality US State flags made from durable heavyweight Dupont Solarmax nylon. Valley Forge Flag Company is our primary supplier of these flags, which are the 100% made in the USA to the highest standards. They are finished with a strong canvas heading and 2 brass grommets. These State flags look great both outdoors and indoors, and are 100% US made. Suitable for companies and organizations who fly US State flags on a daily basis.
We also offer the Spectra-Pro/Poly Wavez material flag by a leading US manufacturer, made of 100% 2-Ply Spun PRINTED Polyester. This flag material is available in most state flags and is ideal for high wind areas. These are a good choice for companies and organizations who fly flags daily and want maximum durability.
We stock all US State flags in 2ft x 3ft , 3ft x 5ft and 4ft x6ft sizes in nylon and 3ft x 5ft superknit polyester. We also stock stick flags in 4x6 inch and 12x18 inch. Other sizes including 5ft x 8ft, 6ft x 10ft, 8ft x 12ft 12ft x 18ft are available and typically ship within 3-5 business days. We also stock all indoor US state flags and indoor US state kits.
We offer low pricing on our complete 50 state flag set. Our nylon state flags are made in the US by Valley Forge Flag Company.
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