American Flag 3x5 FT American Flags for Outside | USA Flag 3 X 5 Heavy Duty Outdoor US Flags with Embroidered Stars, Sewn Stripes, Thick Spun Polyester Vivid Color UV & Fade Resistant, Brass Grommets

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For $10, this is a good value outdoor flag. It is 3 feet by 5 feet in size, and comes with real embroidered stitched stars and brass grommet ring reinforcements. The actual flat base material itself looks to be a plastic (nylon?)/synthetic fiber and it's on the thinner side, but at this price point that is expected. The stitching looks good, and it looks to be treated with some waterproofing and should stand up well in the outside elements. It comes with only the flag, so you'll have to buy or reuse existing pole and attachment accessories. It is fairly standard in sizing, so it should fit what you already have or things you can buy on the market now. Overall not a bad flag for the price, and it should last a few years outside. I hang my flag all year round, so they tend to last a few years on average. So I don't buy anything too fancy as that's just excessive. This fits the bill right.

This 3 x 5 ft American flag is a great find for anyone looking for a durable, high-quality flag that can handle the elements. Instead of flat, printed graphics, it features beautifully embroidered stars and sewn stripes which gives the flag a high-end, textured look that stands out whether it’s hanging on a porch or flying on a pole. This flag is specifically designed for outdoor durability. It is made from thick spun polyester, which is much sturdier than the standard nylon most flags are. The fabric is UV and fade resistant, helping the red, white, and blue stay vivid even after prolonged sun exposure (and my house gets a lot of sun). Most flags consist of brass grommets and this one does too. This flag is substantial enough that it shouldn’t tear or fray during inclement weather. It looks professional and seems built to last through the seasons.

This flag is made of very thin material so as to be fairly transparent. The stitched areas are heavily stitched, but overpower the strips. Because the fabric is nylon it will probably hold up well as far as durability and be resistant to wind.

It looks like it is going to be better and stronger than the one's I have been buying, l have not hung it yet.

I picked this flag because our last one was shredded in the wind last year. We go through a flag every couple years, as we live high up in the mountains, and that strong, cold Wyoming wind is rough on everything. It’s really well made, the construction seems heavy-duty, the fabric thick and appears very durable. it’s a synthetic canvas, so it should hold up in all kinds of crazy conditions without fading or shredding. It’s triple stitched on the end, and I’m pretty sure it’ll be weather-resistant. The colors are accurate and bright, the edges sharp, the stars are well-embroidered, which is so much nicer than just printed. It’s a handsome flag. We haven’t hung it yet, but it washed and ironed well (cool iron), without fading or shrinking. I’m happy with my choice, and would definitely recommend.

I put this flag up the same afternoon it arrived, and the first thing I noticed was how solid it felt in my hands. The embroidered stars have that raised, stitched texture that catches the light, and the spun polyester has enough weight that it doesn’t flap around like a plastic grocery bag in the wind. Once I hung it, the colors looked bold and clean, and even after a few days of rain and sun, it still looked sharp. The brass grommets feel sturdy enough that I’m not worried about them tearing out in a storm. After a week of winter wind , the reinforced fly hem really proved itself. No fraying, no loose threads, and it still moves with that slow, dignified wave you want from a good flag. It’s the kind of thing you notice when you walk outside in the morning — a small moment of pride before the day starts.

I fly a 3'X5' U.S. Flag 24/7 with illumination at night no matter the weather. My experience is replacing nylon flags every few months or longer depending on how bad the storms and winds get. All my flags have failed at the edge being whipped by the wind and usually the 4 row stitching doesn't fail, the flag fabric fails in front of the stitching. This flag is polyester which as a flag material is known to last longer, have brighter colors, and fade less. In a picture I compare this flag with others. Of note is the flag is brighter and the stitching is white on the edge (no concern/significance). The stitching is nearly identical to many other manufacturer's flags I have for future use. I expect this flag to perform better than the nylon flags I have used for twenty years.