POW/MIA FLAGS

Honor America’s prisoners of war and those missing in action with POW/MIA flags that stand for remembrance and resolve. Built for daily display, our collection includes outdoor flags that fly easily in changing weather and indoor presentation sets for ceremonies, auditoriums, and memorial spaces. Every option is Made in the USA for dependable color, stitching, and longevity.

Why Choose Our POW/MIA Flags

  • Official design featuring the POW silhouette, watchtower, barbed wire, and the words “You Are Not Forgotten.”
  • All-weather fabrics for homes, civic grounds, schools, and veteran organizations.
  • Reinforced fly end with double-fold hem and four rows of lock-stitching for added tear resistance.
  • Canvas header & brass grommets on outdoor styles; pole sleeve with optional gold or silver fringe for indoor sets.
  • USA made for consistent quality and quick reorders.

Materials & Finishes

  • Nylon (outdoor): Lightweight, vivid, and quick-drying—great all-around performance in most climates.
  • 2-Ply Polyester (outdoor): Heavier, abrasion-resistant weave for steady wind, coastal exposure, or high-traffic sites.
  • Indoor Presentation: Pole sleeve with optional gold fringe for ceremonies, memorial halls, and lobbies. Pair with weighted floorstands and cords/tassels.

Sizes & Pole Recommendations

Flag Size Recommended Pole Height Best Use
2′ × 3′ 10′–15′ Porches, wall mounts, small memorials
3′ × 5′ 15′–20′ Most homes, schools, and storefronts
4′ × 6′ 20′–25′ Civic sites, campuses, veteran organizations
5′ × 8′ 25′ Commercial grounds, city halls, large memorials

Design Note

The official POW/MIA flag is a black field with the iconic emblem and the words “You Are Not Forgotten.” It is commonly flown beneath the U.S. flag on the same halyard or alongside the U.S. flag on a separate pole at government buildings, veteran posts, schools, and homes.

Best Practices for Respectful Display

  • Position: When flown on the same halyard as the U.S. flag, place the POW/MIA flag directly below the U.S. flag. In a line of multiple poles, it follows the U.S. flag in precedence.
  • Lighting: If displayed at night, illuminate the flags properly.
  • Care: Rotate between two flags for year-round freshness; rinse salt and dust; trim early fray on the fly end.

FAQs

Which fabric should I choose?
Nylon suits most locations thanks to vivid color and easy flying. Choose 2-ply polyester for steady wind or coastal environments.

What size fits a 20-ft pole?
The standard is 3′ × 5′. Step up to 4′ × 6′ for more presence at civic or campus installations.

Do indoor POW/MIA flags need fringe?
Fringe is optional—popular for ceremonial rooms, auditoriums, and memorial spaces. Select a pole sleeve with fringe for a traditional set.

Are these official and USA-made?
Yes. Our POW/MIA flags follow the recognized emblem and are Made in the USA for dependable color, materials, and stitching.

Complete the Display

Pair your POW/MIA flag with the right hardware. We carry in-ground and wall-mount flagpoles, lighting, indoor floorstands, and cords/tassels,for a respectful, long-lasting memorial.

Ready to display with honor? Choose your size and fabric, and fly the POW/MIA flag with the dignity it deserves—outdoors or indoors—knowing it’s Made in the USA and built to last.

 

Helpful Guides

Flag Order of Precedence and POW/MIA Placement

Flag Size Chart