Navy Flag | Nylon & Poly-Max Options

United States Navy Flag:

 Our United States Navy Flags come available in many different size options and we also carry a Poly-Max version of the 3' x 5' flag. 

Nylon flags: Durable, UV resistant, and the most popular choice we have among all of our flag materials. The 200 denier nylon Navy Flag will sway in a light breeze, and be a durable long lasting option.

Poly-Max: This our longest lasting material available. It is heavy duty and commercial grade, and it shines best in high wind areas. The heavier grade material means it will not sway as much as the nylon is a light breeze but this flag was built to last. If you are looking for a heavy weighted look or need a flag for commercial application or high winds, than this is your flag.

• All flags come with durable brass grommets
• Heavy Duty white canvas header

History of the United States Navy:

The Department of the Navy Seal, created in 1957, was to serve as the main feature of the official United States Navy flag, adopted two years later. The flag did not pass through an evolutionary development as was the case with the Navy seal.

Ships of the earliest period in the Nation's naval history wore a variety of flags, including the striped Grand Union, and those bearing a pine tree or rattlesnake. However, these various banners may be considered steps in the genesis of the national ensign, the "Stars and Stripes," rather than forebears of a specific flag for the Navy.

Toward the end of the nineteenth century the Infantry Battalion flag (above left) was introduced for use by naval landing forces. This was a blue flag with a white diamond shaped device in the center and a blue foul anchor superimposed on the diamond. For more than sixty years, the Infantry Battalion flag served as the unofficial Navy flag in drill formations and parades and at other ceremonies. An official Navy flag, truly representative of the Navy's operating forces at sea, was authorized by Presidential order 24 April 1959

Please read the full history at the official Navy website        

Or learn more at the Wikipedia page:

Flag of the United States Navy

Navy Flag

United States Navy: The United States Navy is the largest in the world.

The Navy's march is "Anchors Aweigh" The Navy Flags are made of Nylon, feature a canvas heading and are 100% manufactured in the United States.