Nylon Signature Presentation American Flag – Fringe
Nylon Signature Presentation American Flag Fringe
Flag Material:
- All weather 100% nylon
- Premium banner with extra large ultra-brilliant embroidered stars
- Individually lock-stitched stripes for superior lasting strength
- 2.5″ Golden yellow Rayon fringe
Flag Heading:
- White poly/cotton duck heading
- Double needle lock stitching (~7 stitches/inch)
- Heavy-duty brass, #2 size, positioned at top and bottom of heading
Made in the USA
Product Description
The Signature presentation American flag is the finest indoor American flag we make. It is sewn from UV-resistant 200 denier nylon with ColorFast dyes, its 50 embroidered stars are 25 percent larger than standard and stitched in polished white thread, its 13 stripes are hand-sewn with four rows of double-needle lock stitching, and it is finished with a lined pole hem, Velcro or leather tabs, and a 2.5 IN golden yellow rayon fringe. Made in the USA, in 3 FT x 5 FT and 4 FT x 6 FT.
This is the flag for the room where the flag is looked at: the courtroom, the council chamber, the boardroom, the chapel. The larger stars and the hand-sewn stripes are visible from across the room and in photographs. For a standard indoor flag, see our nylon American flag with fringe; for a pole and stand worthy of this one, see the Admiral Stand with Eagle.
Signature Presentation American Flag Features
- 25 percent larger embroidered stars – stitched in polished white thread for a bright, dimensional union.
- Hand-sewn stripes – four rows of double-needle lock stitching per seam, color-matched, with back-stitch reinforcement.
- ColorFast 200 denier nylon – dyed for fade resistance, so the reds and the blue stay true.
- 2.5 IN golden yellow rayon fringe – on three sides, matching our cord and tassel sets.
- Lined pole hem with tabs – nylon or flannel-lined hem with Velcro or leather tabs.
- Made in the USA – sewn in the United States.
Historical Background
The Stars and Stripes were adopted on June 14, 1777, and the 50-star field has flown since 1960. Fringe on an indoor flag is a custom rather than a rule; the Flag Code does not address it, and the military has used fringed colors indoors and on parade since the nineteenth century. A presentation American flag is the version made for that setting: heavier construction, larger stars, and a fringe, meant to be seen up close for years.
The Signature grade adds larger stars and hand-sewn stripes to the standard indoor flag, the details that separate a presentation flag from an everyday one.
Symbolism at a Glance
- Thirteen stripes: the original colonies.
- Fifty stars: the states of the Union.
- Gold fringe: ceremony and honor.
