US States Flags

Shop the complete lineup of U.S. state flags—each available in outdoor nylon for easy flying, heavy-duty polyester for windy sites, and indoor pole-sleeve options with optional gold fringe. Every state flag is Made in the USA and offered in popular sizes for homes, schools, offices, and government buildings.

Materials & Finishes

Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, bright color, quick-dry—great all-around choice for most neighborhoods.
Polyester (outdoor): Tough weave for open, windy, coastal, or high-UV locations.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for formal rooms and ceremonies; compatible with indoor flagpole sets.

Sizes & Pole Recommendations

Flag Size Recommended Pole Height Typical Use
2' × 3' 10'–15' Small yards, porches, wall mounts
3' × 5' 15'–20' Most homes & storefronts
4' × 6' 20'–25' Added visibility / larger lots
5' × 8' 25' Commercial sites, campuses

Shop by State

Alabama • Alaska • Arizona • Arkansas • California • Colorado • Connecticut • Delaware • Florida • Georgia • Hawaii • Idaho • Illinois • Indiana • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Maine • Maryland • Massachusetts • Michigan • Minnesota • Mississippi • Missouri • Montana • Nebraska • Nevada • New Hampshire • New Jersey • New Mexico • New York • North Carolina • North Dakota • Ohio • Oklahoma • Oregon • Pennsylvania • Rhode Island • South Carolina • South Dakota • Tennessee • Texas • Utah • Vermont • Virginia • Washington • West Virginia • Wisconsin • Wyoming

Should I choose nylon or polyester? Nylon is lightweight and flies in a light breeze—great for most homes. Polyester is heavier and more durable for windy, coastal, or high-UV locations.

What size flag fits my pole? 3' × 5' fits 15–20' poles (most homes). Go 4' × 6' for more presence on 20–25' poles, and 5' × 8' for 25' commercial poles.

Do you offer indoor presentation flags? Yes—most state flags are available with a pole sleeve and optional gold fringe. Pair with an indoor stand, pole, and spear topper.

Are the flags Made in the USA? Yes—all of our state flags are Made in the USA.

How long will my outdoor flag last? Lifespan depends on wind, sun, and exposure. Polyester generally outlasts nylon in harsh/windy sites. Rotate a spare and bring flags down during severe weather to extend life.

How do I care for my flag? Wash with mild detergent, rinse thoroughly, and air-dry. Avoid harsh chemicals/bleach. Trim loose threads and replace before heavy fraying reaches the field.

What’s the correct order when flying multiple flags? In the U.S., the American flag takes the place of honor (highest/center). State flags are secondary and should never be flown above the U.S. flag.

Can I fly a state flag at half-staff? Yes—state flags should follow the U.S. flag position (half-staff when the U.S. flag is at half-staff).

Do you accept bulk or purchase orders? Yes—schools, governments, and organizations can request quotes; volume pricing is available.

Can I return or exchange? Unused items in original condition can typically be returned/exchanged within the posted window. See our Returns policy page for details.

Helpful Guides

Top 5 Most Popular State Flags

Flag Size Chart

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