Kentucky State Flags

Fly the Kentucky state flag with American-made pride and durability. Choose outdoor nylon for daily display or upgrade to strong 2-ply polyester for high-wind areas. For indoor use, select a pole-sleeve flag with optional gold fringe — perfect for schools, offices, or ceremonial spaces. Available in sizes from 2×3 ft to 6×10 ft, all flags are FMAA-certified to ensure true U.S. craftsmanship. Whether you're honoring Kentucky history or showing state pride, this flag delivers reliable quality and fast shipping.

Show Bluegrass State pride with Kentucky state flags built for vivid color and dependable performance. Choose outdoor nylon for easy flying or heavy-duty polyester for open, windy sites, plus indoor pole-sleeve flags with optional gold fringe for formal spaces. All options are Made in the USA.

Materials & Finishes

Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, lifts in light breeze, quick-dry—great all-around choice.
Polyester (outdoor): Rugged weave for hilltop or open-field wind.
Indoor (presentation): Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for schools, offices, churches, and ceremonies.

Sizes & Pole Recommendations

Flag Size Recommended Pole Height Best Use
2' × 3' 10'–15' Porches, wall mounts
3' × 5' 15'–20' Most homes & storefronts
4' × 6' 20'–25' Extra presence
5' × 8' 25' Commercial sites

The Kentucky Flag: Meaning & Design

Kentucky’s flag features the state seal—a pioneer and statesman shaking hands—encircled by Commonwealth of Kentucky and golden sprigs, all on deep blue. The design symbolizes unity and frontier heritage, striking indoors or outdoors.

FAQs

Best material for ridge-top or open areas? Choose polyester; use nylon for typical neighborhood winds.

What size fits a 20-ft pole? 3' × 5' standard; 4' × 6' for added visibility.

Is fringe required indoors? Optional—commonly used for ceremonial displays.

USA-made? Yes—our Kentucky flags are made in the USA.

Helpful Guides

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Flag Size Chart

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