Alaska Flags

Alaska's state flag, designed in 1927 by 13-year-old Benny Benson, features eight gold stars arranged in the shape of the Big Dipper and the North Star. The blue background represents Alaska's vast, beautiful sky, while the gold stars represent both the state's natural resources, like gold, and its geographic location in the northernmost region of the U.S. The Big Dipper is an important symbol in both the state's history and its cultural ties to the northern hemisphere. This flag, adopted in 1959, symbolizes Alaska’s natural beauty, its potential, and its place in American history.

This state flag is available in options suitable for: outdoor display, indoor & parade display, and stick mounted.

Outdoor Flags: Available in sizes 12"x18" to 6’x10'. Manufactured with 100% SolarGuard Nylon which is designed to resist fading with normal use. Durable and fast drying. Lightweight nylon material will fly in the lightest breeze.  Features a strong duck heading and two large brass grommets.

Indoor & Parade Flags: Available in sizes 3’x5' and 4’x6’. Manufactured with 100% Nylon and are lined with golden rayon fringe. The flannel lined pole hem will fit on flag poles up to 1 ¼” in diameter. Pole hem sewn tabs allow a secure attachment to the flagpole. Display a 3’x5’ flag on an 8’ pole and a 4’x6’ flag on a 9’ pole.

Stick Flags: Available in 4”x6" and 8"x12". Mounted on a black staff with gold spear. 

*Made in the U.S.A. 
*Made to official United Nations specifications.

*Larger flag sizes made to order upon request. Expect extended delivery time 
*Unfringed pole hem flags are made to order. Expect extended delivery time