Arizona State Flags

Show your Grand Canyon State pride with Official Arizona State Flags built for long-lasting color and daily display. We offer Arizona state flags for sale in outdoor-ready nylon for easy flying, heavy-duty polyester for windy, exposed locations, or choose an indoor pole-sleeve flag with gold fringe for formal spaces. All options are Made in the USA.

Best Flag Material for Arizona Conditions

Nylon flags are ideal for most areas of Arizona, including Phoenix, Tucson, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, and Yuma, where conditions are typically dry with moderate wind. Nylon flies easily, resists fading in intense sun, and performs well for everyday residential and business displays.

Polyester flags are best for high-wind or elevated regions such as Flagstaff, Prescott, Sedona, the Mogollon Rim, and open desert areas, where stronger gusts and exposure are more common. The heavier fabric provides added strength and longer life in demanding conditions.

Nylon (Outdoor)

Flies easily in light wind and dries quickly, making it a great all-around choice for daily outdoor display in Arizona’s sunny, dry climate.

Buy an Outdoor Nylon Arizona Flag

Polyester (Outdoor)

Heavier, more durable weave designed to stand up to higher winds and more exposed sites—ideal for open desert lots, ridge lines, and breezy corridors.

Buy an Outdoor Polyester Arizona Flag

Indoor (Presentation)

Finished with a pole sleeve and optional gold fringe for offices, schools, churches, and ceremonial displays.

Buy an Indoor Arizona Flag with Gold Fringe

If you’re not sure whether nylon or polyester is right for your display, check out our guide to the best flag materials for Arizona weather to match your material to your wind, sun, and conditions.

Arizona Flag Sizes & Pole Recommendations

If you’re planning to fly Arizona’s bold copper star at your home, school, or business, make sure you’re choosing the right size for your pole. Our guide, What Size Arizona Flag Should I Buy?, breaks it down by pole height and display type.

Pairing the American Flag with the Arizona State Flag

Flying the American flag alongside the Arizona state flag creates a sharp, respectful display for homes, businesses, schools, and government buildings. To simplify sizing and ensure proper proportions, our bundles pair both flags in matched materials and sizes for daily outdoor flying.

Shop the U.S. + Arizona Nylon Flag Bundle

Shop the U.S. + Arizona Polyester Flag Bundle

Arizona State Flag Indoor Presentation Options

Pair your Arizona flag with a 7', 8', or 9' indoor pole, weighted floor stand, and your choice of eagle, spear, or ball ornament. Add gold cord & tassels for a ceremonial finish.

Buy an Arizona Flag Presentation Set

What Does the Arizona State Flag Represent?

The Arizona state flag is rich in symbolism that reflects the state’s history, geography, and natural resources. The flag is divided horizontally into two equal sections. The upper half features thirteen alternating red and gold rays, representing the original thirteen colonies of the United States and symbolizing Arizona’s connection to the nation’s founding.

The lower half is a solid blue field, representing liberty and the United States as a whole, as well as Arizona’s place within the American West. At the center of the flag is a large copper-colored star, which honors Arizona’s historic and ongoing role as one of the nation’s leading copper producers.

Why Are There 13 Rays on the Arizona Flag?

The thirteen rays on the Arizona state flag represent the original thirteen colonies that formed the United States. These alternating red and yellow rays appear across the top half of the flag and symbolize Arizona’s connection to the nation’s founding, even though Arizona became a state much later.

The rays also reflect the state’s western heritage and dramatic sunsets, tying national history to Arizona’s regional identity. This design element reinforces the flag’s balance between honoring America’s origins and representing Arizona as a proud part of the United States

Curious how the design came together and what each element represents? Read What Is Arizona’s State Flag? Meaning, History & How to Fly It.

Buying Arizona State Flags for a School, Church, or Business?

For bulk orders, tax-exempt purchases, or custom quotes, please contact us and our flag experts will help you get exactly what you need.