American Flags, Proudly Made in the USA

Fly your American flag with confidence knowing it was made right here at home. Every U.S. flag we sell is Certified Made in the U.S.A. by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA), made on U.S. soil by American workers using domestically sourced materials.

Our outdoor American flags feature sewn stripes, embroidered stars, reinforced fly ends, and quality construction designed for long-lasting outdoor use.

Choosing between nylon and polyester? Nylon American flags are lightweight, quick-drying, and fly beautifully in even a light breeze, making them our most popular choice for homes and businesses. Two-ply polyester American flags are heavier and built for added durability in locations with frequent or stronger winds.

Shop our American flags made in the USA below to find the right fabric and size for your flagpole.

  • American-Made Flags Built to Last

    Our customers depend on our commitment to quality and craftsmanship when looking for flags of any kind. We focus on strength, durability, and quality craftsmanship in every American flag we offer.

    If you are looking for an American-made flag or a US flag banner for your parade or to display indoors, we have beautiful U.S. nylon flags finished with gold fringe. The star field is embroidered using durable nylon fabric and color-matched thread. These flags feature vibrant colors and detailed embroidery that reflect the respect and pride associated with displaying the American flag.

    We are proud that our American-made flags are certified by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). When you purchase our American flags, you can be confident they are made in the USA using American-sourced materials.

  • Why Buy Your American Flag from Fly Me Flag?

    Fly Me Flag has been in the flag business since 1985, and flags are all we do. For more than 40 years, we've helped homeowners, businesses, schools, municipalities, veterans organizations, and other customers choose the right American-made American flag for how and where they fly it.

    Whether you need a 3' x 5' American flag for your home or a much larger flag for a commercial flagpole, our team can help you choose the right size and fabric. Pair your flag with a telescoping or wall-mount flagpole, find replacement flagpole parts and accessories, or ask us about professional flagpole installation and service throughout Wisconsin and Upper Michigan.

    Most in-stock American flags ship from our Green Bay store within one business day. And if you have a question, a real person answers the phone during business hours. We're always happy to help you find the right flag and keep it flying proudly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Nylon is our most popular all-around flag fabric. It's lightweight, quick-drying, and flies beautifully in light to moderate winds. Our 200-denier nylon American flags are an excellent choice for most residential flagpoles.

Two-ply polyester is a heavier fabric designed for greater durability in areas that experience frequent or stronger winds. Its open-weave construction helps reduce stress on the flag while providing the substantial look and feel many customers prefer.

Yes. Every American flag sold by Fly Me Flag is Certified Made in the U.S.A. by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Our American-made flags are manufactured on U.S. soil by American workers using domestically sourced materials. We believe an American flag should truly be made in the USA.

Flag size depends primarily on the height of your flagpole and how many flags you plan to fly. For example, a 3' x 5' American flag is the standard choice for most 20' residential flagpoles, while taller commercial flagpoles require proportionally larger flags.

Not sure what you need? Give us a call. Helping customers properly size flags and flagpoles is something we've been doing since 1985.

There is no standard lifespan for an outdoor flag. Wind, severe weather, UV exposure, how many hours a day the flag is flown, flag size, and fabric all affect how quickly a flag wears.

All outdoor flags are textiles and will eventually need to be replaced. You can help extend the life of your American flag by taking it down during severe weather and regularly inspecting the fly end for signs of fraying or wear. Choosing the right fabric for your location can also make a difference, and we're happy to help you decide between nylon and polyester.