Gold Star Flags

American Flags

Commercial/Residential Flag Poles

Gold Star Flags (Home to South GA!)

Our Flag business was created in honor of my older brother, Army Cpl Pruitt A. Rainey, who was KIA on July 13, 2008, in Wanat Afganistan in the Battle of Wanat.

At Gold Star Flags, we honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of Gold Star Families, Military Families, Veterans, and First Responders. Our mission is to celebrate their service and dedication to our nation, recognizing the profound impact they have made and continue to make.

My youngest brother, Jase Pruitt Alexander Gay, in remembrance of Pruitt Rainey 173rd Airborne Memorial, Ft Benning, Georgia.

(Army Col Ray Brown, Vietnam Veteran and my Father)

'11 Days and a Wake Up' is a real true life documentary about The Chosen Few and The Battle of Wanat where 9 soldiers were Killed in Action and 27 others seriously wounded. Chosen Company is part of the US Army's 173rd Air borne, 503rd Infantry, 2nd Battalion, Fort Benning Georgia. With only 11 days left in their 15 month combat deployment

We donate 10% of every purchase to The American Heroes Foundation with every purchase. presenting films, documentaries, television series public service announcements of courage; stories about our veterans, active soldiers, first responders, Gold Star families, as well as past and present heroic figures.

The Flagmakers

Learn where your flag comes from! The Flagmakers from Employee-owned Eder Flag in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, is the backdrop for a glimpse into the people who hand-craft our nation's most recognizable icon.

Learn more about this film here: https://films.nationalgeographic.com/the-flagmakers

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Military Discounts

We honor the extraordinary courage and sacrifice of Military Families, Gold Star Families, Veterans, and First Responders. Enjoy 10% off your entire purchase, and an additional 10% of your order will be donated to The American Heroes Foundation in honor of those who have served our nation.

Flag FAQs

Find answers to common questions about our flags and flag products.

Each flag is hand-stitched and made in the USA, proudly crafted by Eder Flag. Eder Flag is an employee-owned company based in Oak Creek, Wisconsin, where skilled craftspeople hand-make our nation's most recognizable icon. Our commitment to American manufacturing and quality craftsmanship was even featured in the National Geographic film "THE FLAGMAKERS," which explores the question: who is the American flag for? Learn more about the film

How you can watch it now on Disney+

The United States Flag Code (4 U.S.C. § 1 et seq.) provides guidelines for the proper display, care, and respect of the American flag. You can find the complete Flag Code on the U.S. House of Representatives website or through the Library of Congress. Additionally, organizations like the American Legion, VFW, and the Boy Scouts of America provide excellent resources on flag etiquette. Our team is also happy to answer any questions about flag display and care.

When a flag becomes worn or damaged beyond repair, it should be disposed of respectfully. Many veterans organizations and Boy Scout troops conduct flag retirement ceremonies where flags are folded and burned in a dignified manner. You can contact your local American Legion post, VFW chapter, or Scout troop to inquire about flag retirement services in your area. This honors the flag's service and significance.

Flag size depends on your flagpole height and the distance from which it will be viewed. A general rule is that the flag's length should be 1/4 of the flagpole height. For example, a 20-foot pole typically uses a 5x8 foot flag. We recommend consulting our sizing guide or contacting our team for personalized recommendations based on your specific flagpole and location.

To extend your flag's lifespan, regularly inspect it for wear and damage, lower it during extreme weather conditions, and store it indoors during off-seasons. Clean your flag gently with mild soap and water when needed. Our hand-stitched, USA-made flags are built to last, and with proper care and maintenance, most flags last 3-5 years of continuous outdoor use.

Yes, you can gently clean your flag. Hand wash it in cool water with mild soap, then rinse thoroughly and air dry completely before flying it again. Avoid using harsh chemicals, bleach, or machine washing, as these can damage the fabric and stitching. For stubborn stains, consult our care instructions or contact our support team for guidance specific to your flag type.

While our hand-stitched, USA-made flags are designed to withstand harsh weather, it's best practice to lower your flag during severe storms, high winds, or heavy rain to prevent unnecessary wear and damage. Most flags can handle moderate winds, but extreme conditions may cause premature deterioration. Use your judgment based on weather forecasts and the condition of your flag.

With proper care and maintenance, our hand-stitched, USA-made flags typically last 3-5 years of continuous outdoor use. The lifespan depends on weather conditions, flag size, and maintenance. We stand behind the quality of our flags and offer warranties on manufacturing defects. Please contact our support team for specific warranty information and coverage details.

Yes, you can fly other flags on the same pole as a U.S. Flag, but there are specific guidelines to follow. According to the U.S. Flag Code, the American flag should be at the top or in the most prominent position. If flying flags of equal size, the U.S. Flag should be on the right (viewer's left). We recommend consulting the U.S. Flag Code or contacting our team for guidance on proper flag etiquette and positioning.

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