3’x5’ Nylon Betsy Ross We the People Flag
This historic 3’x5’ Betsy Ross We the People Flag marks the 250th anniversary of American independence. Made for outdoor display, it provides a durable and traditional option for commemorating this milestone. The design showcases the classic 13-star circle updated with a bold “We the People” at its center framed by “1776” above and “2026” below.
The Betsy Ross We the People flag is made of premium nylon and designed to resist fraying or fading during extended outdoor use. The lightweight, quick-drying fabric flies easily in light wind, and a heavy-duty canvas heading with two solid brass grommets ensures secure mounting on standard flagpoles.
Proudly 100% Made in the USA, this flag is built to dependable standards, reflecting consistent American craftsmanship from start to finish.
Product?Highlights
Standard Size 3’ x 5’: Fits most flagpoles and meets common specifications for everyday outdoor use.
Printed Canton: Crisp printed star field with “We the People” and commemorative dates.
Sewn Stripes: Thirteen alternating red and white sewn stripes.
Premium Construction: Finished with a 9-ounce poly/sateen heading and 2 solid brass grommets for strength and longevity.?
Durable?Nylon Fabric: Lightweight, quick-drying, and fade-resistant material for everyday outdoor American flag display.?
Single-Reverse Flag?Construction:?This flag is printed on a single layer of fabric, allowing the design to be seen from both sides. The front reads correctly, while the back shows the design reversed when viewed from behind. This is the most common construction used in the U.S. flag industry and the standard for printed flags.?
100% Made in the USA: Every flag is crafted entirely in the United States using American-made fabric, thread, and finishing materials.?
Why Choose This Flag
The Betsy Ross We the People flag highlights the significance of the 250th anniversary of American independence with the inclusion of the years “1776” and “2026.” It is suitable for patriotic holidays, homes, schools, museums, civic buildings, community events, and historical commemorations where educational context and tradition matter.
