Made in the USA to official state design specifications.

We offer two types of state flags. A popular 100% heavyweight SolarMax nylon version and a heavy duty polyester (SpectraPro). Both include strong duck heading and grommets. We also offer these flags in banner style for indoor and parade mountings.

The state flag, adopted in 1927, was designed by a 13-year-old schoolboy. Seven gold stars, representing Alaska's gold resources, form the Big Dipper. An eighth star in the corner is the North Star, symbolizing Alaska's location in the Far North. The state seal was adopted in 1913. It has symbols, relating to Alaska's economy, for agriculture, fishing, forestry, mining, and transportation. The rays above the mountains represent the northern lights.