Description
3’x5′ premium 100D polyester flag with a white header and two grommets. Four rows of stitches on the fly and two rows on the top, bottom, and header side. The image is screen printed and appears on both sides.
The original Dutch tri-color, before the red, white, and blue color scheme was adopted. First used by William of Orange in 1577. It was used by the Dutch navy until 1663. In 1795, the flag was banned after a French sponsored revolution. It saw a revival in 1813 when the French were expelled and the Prince of Orange returned from exile.
Today, it used for special occasions at the Dutch Royal House.
The flag was used by Dutch colonists in South Africa and New York. It was incorporated into the former flag of South Africa, as well as the flags of Albany, New York, the Bronx Borough, and New York City.
3’x5′ flags are 3ft x 5ft, 36in. by 60in, 91cm by 152cm, 1yard by 1.7yard. This is the most common size flag you see hanging on porches, small flag poles, hanging at festivals, and inside of bars and restaurants.
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