Idaho State Flags

Display Gem State pride with Idaho state flags designed for long-lasting color and daily use. We offer the Idaho state flag for sale in outdoor nylon for easy flying or heavy polyester for open, windy areas, plus indoor pole-sleeve flags with optional gold fringe for formal spaces. All options are Made in the USA.

What’s the Best Flag Material for an Idaho State Flag?

Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, lifts in light breeze, dries fast.
Polyester (outdoor): Tough weave for plains, high-elevation wind, or exposed sites.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for ceremonies and offices.

Idaho Nylon vs. Polyester Outdoor Flags - Which Material Is Best for You?

What Size Idaho Flag Should I Buy?

Idaho State Flag Size Guide - What Size Should You Fly?

Can I fly the Idaho flag with the US flag?

Flying the American flag alongside the Idaho 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 Idaho state flag bundle pairs both flags in matched materials, proportions, and finishes for indoor or outdoor use.

What is the history and meaning of the Idaho State Flag?

The Idaho State Flag features the official state seal centered on a deep blue background, representing Idaho’s natural beauty, industries, and enduring values. A red banner trimmed in gold reads “State of Idaho,” while the state motto “Esto Perpetua” means “Let it be perpetual,” symbolizing the hope that Idaho’s ideals and way of life will endure forever.

At the center, the state seal highlights Idaho’s economic foundations and natural resources. A miner represents the importance of mining in Idaho’s early history, while a woman stands for liberty, justice, and equality. The shield displays pine trees, rivers, farmland, and wildlife such as an elk, reflecting Idaho’s forests, agriculture, and outdoor heritage. Cornucopias and wheat symbolize abundance and prosperity.

The Idaho state seal was designed by Emma Edwards Green, making it the only U.S. state seal created by a woman—an important point of pride in Idaho history.

Together, the blue field, detailed seal, and Latin motto tell the story of Idaho’s land, labor, and lasting commitment to freedom, equality, and natural wealth.