Loudoun County flag in nylon with brass grommets, county coat of arms

Loudoun County Flag – Grommets

SKU: Loudoun County Flag - Grommets

Price range: $52.49 through $182.49

Loudoun County, Virginia flag for outdoor display at county and municipal buildings.

  • Flag material: UV-resistant 200 denier nylon
  • Heading: poly/cotton duck
  • Hardware: rolled brass grommets
  • Design: county’s officially recognized coat of arms

Made in the USA

Product Description

The Loudoun County flag with grommets is the outdoor flag of Loudoun County, Virginia, made for the county’s buildings, schools, businesses, and residents. It is printed on UV-resistant 200 denier nylon with the county’s officially recognized coat of arms, finished with a poly/cotton duck heading and two rolled brass grommets, and made in the USA in Alexandria, an hour down the road. Sizes 2 FT x 3 FT, 3 FT x 5 FT, 4 FT x 6 FT, and 5 FT x 8 FT.

We make county and municipal flags for jurisdictions across Northern Virginia, and the Loudoun County flag is one we keep in stock. For an indoor version with a pole hem, see the Loudoun County flag with pole hem, and for the story of the design, our Loudoun County flags page.

  • Flag material: 200 denier nylon, UV-resistant, printed
  • Design: officially recognized Loudoun County coat of arms
  • Heading: poly/cotton duck with two rolled brass grommets
  • Side hem: double-needle lock stitch, about 7 stitches per inch
  • Heading join: double-needle lock stitch, about 7 stitches per inch
  • Fly hem: double-needle lock stitch, about 8 stitches per inch
  • Sizes:
    • 2 FT x 3 FT
    • 3 FT x 5 FT
    • 4 FT x 6 FT
    • 5 FT x 8 FT
  • Proportions: 3:5 hoist to fly
  • Use: outdoor
  • Origin: made in the USA
  • UV-resistant 200 denier nylon: holds color on a county pole in full sun and flies in light wind

Loudoun County’s flag is drawn from the county’s coat of arms, adopted by the Board of Supervisors in 1968 and formally granted by the College of Arms in London, the heraldic authority whose approval makes it one of the few American county arms with that standing. The arms recall the county’s namesake, John Campbell, fourth Earl of Loudoun, and the county’s founding in 1757. Loudoun County is believed to be the first county in the United States to have a flag derived from arms granted by the College of Arms. The county describes its history on loudoun.gov.

The Loudoun County flag flies at the county government center in Leesburg, at schools, fire and rescue stations, and on the poles of residents proud of the county.

Symbolism at a Glance

  • Coat of arms: the county’s heritage, its founding, and the Earl of Loudoun.
  • Heraldic grant: a formal identity recognized by the College of Arms.

  • County offices, courthouses, and libraries flown beneath the American and Virginia flags.
  • Loudoun County public schools on the main pole and at athletic fields.
  • Fire, rescue, and sheriff’s stations across the county.
  • Businesses, wineries, and HOAs in Leesburg, Ashburn, Sterling, Purcellville, and beyond.
  • Residents and gifts for people who grew up in or moved to Loudoun.

What order do the flags go in on a county building?

On one pole, the American flag on top, then the Virginia flag, then the Loudoun County flag. On separate poles of equal height, the American flag at its own right, then Virginia, then Loudoun as the viewer looks at them left to right.

Which size for a 20 FT pole?

3 FT x 5 FT or 4 FT x 6 FT. Match the size of the flags above it; the county flag should be the same size or smaller than the American flag.

Is this the current official design?

Yes. It reproduces the county’s officially recognized coat of arms as adopted in 1968.

Do you make flags for other Virginia counties and towns?

Yes. We print county, town, and agency flags for jurisdictions across the region. Ask us through our contact page.

Can I get it with a pole hem for an office?

Yes. See the Loudoun County flag with pole hem.

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