Washington State Flags
Materials & Finishes
Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, vivid, quick-dry—great all-around choice.
Polyester (outdoor): Heavy-duty for shoreline gusts and persistent weather.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for schools, offices, churches, and ceremonies.
If you’re not sure whether nylon or polyester is right for your display, check out our guide to the best flag materials for Washington weather to match your material to your wind, sun, and weather conditions.
Sizes & Pole Recommendations
| Flag Size | Recommended Pole Height | Best Use |
|---|---|---|
| 2' × 3' | 10'–15' | Porches, wall mounts |
| 3' × 5' | 15'–20' | Most homes & storefronts |
| 4' × 6' | 20'–25' | Extra presence |
| 5' × 8' | 25' | Commercial sites |
Washington State Flag Size Guide: What Size Washington Flag Should You Fly?
The Washington Flag: Meaning & Design
Washington’s distinctive green flag features the state seal with a portrait of George Washington. The high-contrast seal reads clearly indoors and stands out against forest backdrops outdoors.
FAQs
Nylon or polyester for Washington?
Nylon suits most settings; pick polyester in consistently windy or exposed areas.
What size for a 20-ft pole?
3' × 5' standard; 4' × 6' for extra presence.
Is fringe required indoors?
No—optional for ceremonies.
USA-made?
Yes—our Washington flags are USA-made.
Where can I buy a Washington state flag?
You can buy a Washington flag right here at Tidmore Flags. Choose nylon for everyday breeze or heavy-duty polyester for high wind. Indoor pole-sleeve options are also available.