Our Army Nylon Flag Features
- Reinforced Stitching
Reinforced fly end construction helps extend the life of the flag in real-world conditions. A double-fold hem with four rows of lock-stitched seams reduces fraying and edge wear, while box-stitched corners strengthen high-stress points where tearing typically starts. The result is a flag that holds up longer in wind, maintains a clean appearance, and delivers better long-term value.
- Reinforced Canvas Header
A canvas header adds strength and stability to a flag by reinforcing the edge that bears the most stress. It helps the flag hold its shape, prevents tearing around the grommets, and ensures a secure, long-lasting attachment to the flagpole—especially in regular outdoor use.
- Brass Grommets
2 solid brass flag grommets with tooth washers provide a strong, secure attachment point that helps prevent tearing at the hoist edge. Built to withstand repeated movement and wind stress, they allow the flag to fly freely while reducing fabric wear. The result is a cleaner display, smoother raising and lowering, and a longer-lasting flag that performs reliably in outdoor conditions.
- FMAA Certified - Made in the USA
FMAA-certified flags carry a serialized ‘Certified Made in U.S.A.’ seal that verifies U.S. materials, U.S. labor, and truthful labeling. It’s your assurance of authentic origin, consistent workmanship, and dependable performance for daily flying.
FAQs about Army Flags (Army)
What materials are best for Army flags?
Nylon flies easily and dries fast—great for routine display. Choose 2-ply polyester for consistently windy posts or open fields.
What size Army flag should I buy?
3×5 on 20′ outdoor flagpoles; 4×6 on 25′ for extra presence.
How long will this Army flag last?
Outdoor lifespan depends on wind and sun. In windy or coastal areas, polyester usually outlasts nylon. Rotate a spare and trim early frays to extend life..
Can I wash my Army flag?
Nylon flies easily and dries fast; upgrade to 2‑ply polyester for consistently windy posts or open fields.
What’s unique about the Army (Army) flag design?
White field with the Army emblem in blue and a red scroll bearing “United States Army,” with “1775” below.
Any special protocol for displaying Army flags?
When displayed with other service flags, follow your installation’s order of precedence. Always give American flag place of honor.
Do you offer school/church/government or bulk pricing?
Yes—POs, tax-exempt, and volume pricing available for schools, hotels, businesses, municipalities, and facilities.
Army Nylon Flag
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