Fly one of the most well-known national banners with our United Kingdom flag, also known as the Union Jack!
Our UK flags are made in the United States from high-quality nylon fabric. Nylon is strong yet lightweight, ideal for extended outdoor use. Its lightness allows it to fly easily in mild winds and to dry quickly after rain. The classic red, white, and blue design is digitally printed with UV-resistant inks for bright, bold colors that resist fading, even when displayed in direct sunlight.
Each Great Britain flag is finished with a durable canvas heading and two brass grommets for simple installation on any outdoor flagpole. We offer a wide range of Union Jack flag sizes, from the tiny 12” x 18” up to the large 6’ x 10’. The standard sized 3’ x 5’ flag is our best-selling option and a great fit for our 6’ tangle-free flagpole. If you aren’t sure which flag size best suits your situation, take a look at our table of pole heights and their recommended flag size.
UK Flag Features
Manufactured in America
Authentic 1801 design
100% premium nylon
Sturdy canvas header
Brass grommets for quick attachment
Are you setting up a ceremonial indoor display? View our flag of Great Britain finished with gold fringe and a pole sleeve.
Flag of the United Kingdom Meaning & History
The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland flag was adopted in 1801 and combined the national banners of its original member states: England, Ireland, and Scotland.
The dark blue background and diagonal white stripes of the United Kingdom flag are lifted from Scotland’s St. Andrews Cross flag. The perpendicular red cross represents the English St. George’s Cross flag, while the diagonal red stripes are inspired by the Irish St. Patrick’s Saltire. The modern Irish flag, which is a green, white, and orange tricolor, was adopted later in 1848. Wales, which is now a constituent country within the UK, does not have any unique markings on the Union Jack since it was categorized within the Kingdom of England at the time of the flag’s creation.