State Flags

Shop state flags by map — choose your state on the interactive map

Show pride in your home state, honor a place that matters to you or build a display of the United States. Browse all 50 states in the alphabetical category list, plus District of Columbia flags. Select the state first, then compare the listed sizes, fabrics and mounting finishes.

Choose a state flag for your display

Check the product's material and intended use, not just its artwork. This collection includes nylon flags, selected polyester options and indoor styles. Grommeted flags, pole-hem flags and larger flags with rope-and-thimble headings need different attachment arrangements. Follow your pole manufacturer's size and load guidance, especially when flying more than one flag.

Check the current design before ordering

State flags can change. For an official current-design display, compare the product photographs and description with the version you need:

• Minnesota: The new North Star design became official on May 11, 2024, replacing the earlier seal-based flag.
• Utah: The Beehive Flag became official on March 9, 2024. The earlier seal-based design is designated the historic state flag.
• Mississippi: The New Magnolia design was approved by voters in 2020 and enacted on January 11, 2021.
• New York: The current arms include both “Excelsior” and “E pluribus unum” beneath the shield.

State flag questions

Does every state come in the same sizes and materials?

No. Choices vary by state and product line. Open the individual state category to compare its listed options, then confirm the selected size, material and finish before ordering.

How do I distinguish a current flag from a historical version?

Look at the artwork, stated design date and product description together. For a school, civic building or historical exhibit, establish which version the display requires. If the pictures and wording disagree, ask for clarification before buying.

Is Washington, D.C. one of the 50 state flags?

No. Washington, D.C. is a federal district, not a state. Its flag has a separate category here so you can include it in a broader American flag display.