District of Columbia Flag

Approved October 25, 1938, the flag of the District of Columbia consists of three red stars above two red bars on a white background. The designer, Charles Dunn, based his design on the personal coat of arms of George Washington, which was similar but had red rowels (sharp-pointed disks at the ends of spurs) instead of blue stars. The Washington family arms date to 16th-century Sulgrave, England, but the intended symbolism of the design and colours is unknown.

ENDURA-NYLON™
• Made of 100% heavyweight, 200-denier nylon bunting.
• Aniline-dyed for brilliant, fast colors.
• Treated to resist fading.
• Fast drying.
• State, Territory and World flags constructed to precise specifications.
• Finished with white header and brass grommets.
• Flies in the slightest breeze