Florida State Flags

Fly Sunshine State pride with Florida state flags designed for vivid color and durability. We offer the Florida state flag for sale in outdoor nylon for easy flying or heavy polyester for high winds and coastal exposure, plus indoor pole-sleeve flags with optional gold fringe. All options are Made in the USA.

What’s the Best Flag Material for a Florida Flag?

Nylon (outdoor): Bright, lightweight, quick-dry—great everyday choice.
Polyester (outdoor): Extra-tough for coastal winds and humidity.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with a gold fringe for formal settings.

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

What Size Florida State Flag Should I Buy?

Florida State Flag Size Guide: What Size Florida Flag Should You Fly?

Can I fly the Florida flag with the US flag?

Flying the American flag alongside the Florida state flag creates a respectful, balanced display for homes, businesses, schools, and government buildings. To simplify sizing and ensure proper etiquette, our American flag and Florida state flag bundle pairs both flags in matched materials, proportions, and finishes for indoor or outdoor use.

The Florida Flag: Meaning & Design

Florida’s flag displays a red saltire on white with the state seal at center, depicting a Seminole woman, a steamboat, a cabbage palmetto, and sun rays—symbols of the state’s people, commerce, and natural landscape.

The Florida state flag represents the state’s history, natural beauty, and Spanish colonial roots. It features a red St. Andrew’s Cross (saltire) on a white background with the Florida state seal at the center. The red cross reflects Florida’s Spanish heritage and was added in 1899 to distinguish the flag from a white surrender flag, referencing Spain’s historic Cross of Burgundy.

At the center, the state seal highlights key aspects of Florida’s identity:

• A sun symbolizing the Sunshine State

• A Seminole woman honoring Native American heritage and Florida’s rich plant life

• A sabal palm, the state tree, representing natural resources

• A steamboat symbolizing trade, commerce, and economic growth

Together, these elements reflect Florida’s cultural roots, economic history, and vibrant environment, making the flag a powerful symbol of state pride and heritage.