American Flag 4×6 ft. Tough-Tex The Strongest, Longest Lasting Flag by Annin Flagmakers, 100% Made in USA with Sewn Stripes, Embroidered Stars and Brass Grommets. Model 2720

Price: $69.99 - $50.30
(as of Jun 16, 2024 16:31:20 UTC – Details)

This high performance American Flag has sewn stripes and embroidered stars and is ideal for daily, long lasting display. This U.S. flag is made from an open weave polyester and engineered to allow wind to pass through, reducing the stress on the flag. It is the best outdoor flag for commercial, residential, or institutional use, high wind areas or daily use. Like all of our American flags, it is made in the USA. All of Annin Flagmakers U.S. flags are sewn in either South Boston, VA or Coshocton, OH. Homeowners, businesses, schools and municipalities currently fly U.S. flags made by Annin Flagmakers in cities, towns and neighborhoods across America. Annin’s superior quality is time-tested and meets the requirements of the most discerning buyer. Nyl-Glo, Tough-Tex and Bulldog are registered trademarks and manufactured exclusively by Annin Flagmakers.
100% Made in the U.S.A. and FMAA Certified: Annin Flagmakers has been proudly making the U.S. Flag since 1847; made in our factories in South Boston, Virginia, and Coshocton, Ohio
Bright and Vibrant Colors: 4 x 6 foot bright, bold outdoor flag is suitable for homeowners, businesses, schools, and municipalities; the SolarGuard dyes used for printing the flag have been processed for sun protection
Quality Craftsmanship: 50 embroidered stars and 13 sewn red and white stripes; four rows of stitching on fabric fly hem resists wind shredding and heavy-duty rust-proof grommets
Durable Flag Material: Constructed with premium 2-ply polyester with embroidered stars & finished with a durable polyester header for fade resistance; open weave lets wind through, reducing stress on flag; heavy-duty material ideal for daily display
Symbol of Pride and History: Annin American flags have flown over the White House, on foreign fields of battle, draped Abraham Lincoln’s casket, raised on Iwo Jima, and even planted on the moon