Super Tough 3ft x 5ft Nylon American Flag

3ft x 5ft Nylon American Flag - Super Tough Brand

Hands down, one of the most popular flags we carry at the United States Flag Store is the American-Made, Super Tough Brand USA 3ft x 5ft Nylon Flag, with over 1k 5-star customer reviews to show for it. The Super Tough brand is a United States Flag Store exclusive and you won't find this flag anywhere else. It is made with 200D nylon fabric and is fade-resistant in its exposure to sunlight making it a great flag to have waving outside. With the quick drying and easy-flying nature of nylon, it's clear why so many people have chosen this as their outdoor American flag. This flag has brass grommets, a heavy canvas heading, and 4 rows of stitching on the fly end for additional durability. Couple this with beautiful, embroidered stars and sewn stripes and you have a flag with both beauty and brawn.

Whether the weather brings you rain or shine, the Super Tough Brand USA 3ft x 5ft Nylon Flag really does earn its name and is a lovely fit for the stars and stripes. This flag is made and manufactured right here in the United States. 

These flags are made for outdoor use, but look just as great indoors. 

• 3 month limited warranty!
• Our most popular flag, read the reviews!
• Beautiful embroidered stars and sewn stripes
• Very durable
• Identical quality to flags made by Annin / Valley Forge
• Resistant to fading and fraying
• 100% Made in the USA with 200D nylon fabric
• 4 rows of stitching on fly end, strong brass grommets

If you happen to live in a windy area and or plan on flying your flag 24/7, you should check out our Sewn Polyester American Flags. This fabric would be better suited for these situations with its heavier stature and build. As such, this flag will require more wind for you to see the flag "fly".

Other 3x5 American Flags made in the USA

You can click the following link to check out our full selection of 3x5 American flags made in the U.S.A. We carry flags from other popular brands such as Annin Flagmakers and Valley Forge along with a variety of different flag materials. From nylon to 2-ply polyester and everything in between, you are sure to find the flag that is right for you.

American Flag History, Etiquette, and Flag Code

To read up more on the American flag, its history and how it came to be the iconic red, white and blue that we know today, check out our article on the History of the American Flag. We talk about some of the most recognizable American flags of yesteryear, including some of the first American flags such as the Betsy Ross flag, flags from the Civil War as well as the stories behind them and how they came to be,

Be sure to look over our articles on Flag Etiquette and Flag Code too. This will keep you up to date and posted on things that you can and can't do with the American flag, proper folding, display tips and even when to display the flag at half-mast.

How many stars are on the American flag?

There are 50 stars in the blue field on the American flag, one for each state in the union of the United States of America.

How many stripes are on the American flag?

There are 13 red and white alternating stripes on the American flag. These are present for as an homage to the original 13 colonies of the United States. 

What do the colors of the American flag mean?

The colors on the American flag are representative of popular morals within the United States. They go as follows with red for hardiness and valor, white for purity and innocence and blue for vigilance, perseverance and justice.

American Flag on the moon

Did you know there were six American flags planted on the moon? These kits used telescoping flagpole kits and most had a 3ft by 5ft sized American flag and were made of nylon, with the exception of the most recent flag planted that measures approximately 6ft wide. These were ordered from a government supply magazine with no special treatments to withstand the harshness of space. It is actually theorized that these nylon "Earth" flags may in fact be bleached white today thanks to the unrelenting rays of the sun.