This question is not an easy one to answer. Our flags are designed to give you the longest possible life. We use only first rate materials in our manufacturing processes. How long you flag will actually serve you is determined by many factors including the environment and the care given to it. The harsher the environment, the harder it is on your flag. You can help extend the life of your flag by taking it down in extreme conditions and by never storing it when wet.

While we strive to keep our images up-to-date, flag designs tend to change. This is especially true when it comes to our line of sports flags. These licensed products are designed by the respective agency and can change without notice. Please be aware of this fact when placing an order. Our on-line images are only a representation of the design and colors. The actual flag design may vary from what is shown. There may be differences in shading as computer screens can vary greatly. Flags, since made from material, can also vary in size. While we strive for our flags to be made at its advertised size, some variation in height and/or length can be expected. If you have any concerns about the appearance of the flag you are interested in, please do not hesitate to call us at (800) 222-2918!

The rule of thumb is the length of the flag should be 1/4 the height of the flagpole. For example, a 20' flagpole should fly a 3'x5' flag and a 40' flagpole should fly a 6'x10' flag. Flags flown under the U.S. flag (state, corporate, etc.) can be the same size or one size smaller. The most common house size flag for poles mounted to a structure is 3x5 feet.