How to Choose the Right Flag:

Sooner or later sun, wind, rain and time will destroy any flag.  Sustained winds and high winds, especially when a flag is wet with rain, are the most destructive elements working against the life of a flag.  As you read the quality level descriptions below, think about your flagpole location, flying conditions and willingness to lower your flag when bad weather threatens.

• Tough nylon fabric.  Bold and beautiful fade-resistant colors.
• Splendidly crafted stitched stripe.
• Excellent header and strong brass grommets.
• Excellent 4-row stitching reinforcement on the fly-end edge to reduce wind damage.
• Flies well, even in mild winds.  Typical drying time.
• Basic durability.  Made in the U.S.A.