Annin 3ft x 5ft Tough Tex Polyester American Flag

$ 25.00 · 4.7 (732) · In stock

For institutional and commercial flag displays - nothing beats the performance of a Tough Tex flag. Flag for over 30 years. Tough Tex is an open weave polyester engineered to let wind pass through, reducing stress on the flag.Ideal for high wind situations and flags that are flown every day. Each star is densely filled with brilliant white embroidery yarn that shines brightly against the rich blue background. Sewn stripes with four rows of fray- resistant lock stitching on the fly end.

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