United States Postal Service (USPS) – Sewn Flag
United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn Flag
- Official United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn design on nylon, made in the USA
- Printed or sewn; single-sided, double-sided or mirror-sided
- Canvas header and brass grommets, plain
- 3x4 FT, 3x5 FT, 4x6 FT, 52x66 IN
Product Description
The United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn Flag is the outdoor version of the United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn flag. It carries the United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn’s official design on nylon, it is made in the USA, and it is finished with a canvas header and brass grommets along the hoist edge, ready to clip to the halyard of an outdoor flagpole.
This is a call-in item, so you choose the details with us. Order the United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn grommets flag printed or sewn, single-sided, double-sided or mirror-sided, in 3x4 FT, 3x5 FT, 4x6 FT, 52x66 IN. Grommet flags are made plain, without fringe, and every sewn grommet flag is lock stitched for the wind. Review your options above, then call 703-751-2411 or request a quote and we will confirm the details before production.
The United States Postal Service is an independent establishment of the executive branch. It delivers to every address in the country and runs one of the largest civilian vehicle fleets in the world. Post offices, processing plants and district offices are in every community, and many of them fly the USPS flag beside the American flag.
Choose Your Options
Every United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn Flag is made to order, so tell us how you want it built. These are the choices.





- Printed or sewn: Printed flags are dye-printed on 200 denier nylon, so fine seal detail reproduces exactly. Sewn flags are appliquéd and embroidered by hand in our Alexandria, Virginia shop: each color is a separate piece of fabric stitched to the field, with lettering and fine detail embroidered.
- Single-sided, double-sided or mirror-sided: A single-sided flag carries the design on the front only; the back is blank. A double-sided flag is two flags sewn back to back, so the design reads correctly on both sides. A mirror-sided flag is also two layers, but the back is a mirror image of the front.
- Plain finish: Grommet flags are made plain, with hemmed edges and no fringe. Fringe is an indoor finish, and it does not belong on a flag that flies in weather.
- Lock stitch construction (sewn flags): Every sewn grommet flag is lock stitched, the stronger interlocking stitch, because an outdoor flag takes more wind than an indoor one. There is no regular grade for grommet flags.
- Size: 3x4 FT, 3x5 FT, 4x6 FT, 52x66 IN are standard. For a custom size, give us the finished width and height you need.
Product Features
- Official United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn design: the United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn Flag carries the United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn’s official emblem, reproduced to the agency’s design in the finish and size you order.
- Nylon field: lightweight nylon that flies in a light breeze, sheds water and dries quickly.
- Header and grommets: a canvas header along the hoist edge with brass grommets, the standard finish for an outdoor flagpole.
- Built your way: printed or sewn, single-sided, double-sided or mirror-sided, in standard or custom sizes.
- Made in the USA: every United States Postal Service (USPS) - Sewn flag we sell is made in the USA.
- Matched sets: order one flag or a set for every office, and the finish and size will be the same on each.
Historical Background
The Postal Service is older than the country. The Continental Congress appointed Benjamin Franklin the first Postmaster General on July 26, 1775, and President George Washington signed the Postal Service Act on February 20, 1792, organizing the Post Office Department that would serve the nation for the next 179 years.
The modern United States Postal Service dates from the Postal Reorganization Act, signed by President Richard Nixon on August 12, 1970. On July 1, 1971, the cabinet-level Post Office Department became an independent establishment of the executive branch, with Winton Blount as its first Postmaster General. The bald eagle poised for flight became the Service's emblem after the reorganization, and it was streamlined into the current Sonic Eagle in 1993.
About the United States Postal Service (USPS) Flag
The United States Postal Service (USPS) Flag carries the agency's official emblem as the centerpiece of the design. The current USPS emblem is a bald eagle poised for flight, modernized in 1993. We reproduce it to the agency's specification, in the finish and size you order.

