Outdoor American Flags

Whether you're honoring tradition, celebrating a national holiday, or maintaining a year-round display, our outdoor American flags are built to fly strong and bold in any setting.

Fly your pride every day with Outdoor American flags made to last. We stock premium nylon for easy flying in light breeze and rugged polyester for high-wind areas—all Made in the USA with vibrant color, reinforced stitching, and durable headers.

Best Materials: Nylon vs. Polyester

Nylon flies beautifully, dries quickly, and is a great all-around choice for most homes and businesses. Polyester is heavier and tougher ideal for coastal, open, or consistently windy locations.

Recommended Sizes by Pole Height

Pole Height Recommended Flag Size Notes
15–20 ft 3' x 5' or 4' x 6' Most residential & small commercial
25 ft 5' x 8' Extra presence for storefronts
30 ft 6' x 10' Medium commercial sites
40 ft+ 8' x 12' and larger Large properties & campuses

Flag Size Chart & Buying Guide

Built for Weather & Daily Flying

Every flag features UV-resistant dyes, lock-stitched seams, and canvas header with brass grommets (or rope thimble on larger sizes) for secure mounting. Choose the size that matches your pole for a balanced, professional look.

Care & Replacement Tips

Wash gently to remove pollutants, bring indoors during severe storms, and trim early frays to extend life. Frequent daily flying? Consider our Always Fly Fresh Subscription so your flag always looks nice and crisp.

FAQs

Which material should I choose? Nylon for most locations; polyester for constant wind or coastal areas.

Nylon vs. Polyester Flags: Which Material Is Best for You?

What size fits a 20-ft pole? 3' x 5' is standard; 4' x 6' for extra presence.


How long will my flag last outdoors? Exposure varies, but regular care and timely rotation keep colors vivid and edges intact. 

On average:

  • Nylon flags: 3 to 6 months in daily outdoor use.
  • Polyester flags: typically lasts 6 to 12 months with daily outdoor use. In high-wind or coastal areas, lifespan may be closer to 3–6 months.
Caring for Your Flag: Cleaning, Folding, and Storing Tips

Helpful Guides

[Guide] Proper Retirement & Replacement Timing for an American Flag

Flag Size Chart

Nylon vs. Polyester Flags: Which Material Is Best for You?